Öffentliches Prozessrecht

The standard work provides a concise introduction to the general principles of procedural law. It analyzes the procedures before the federal administrative and judicial authorities and places them within the broader context of public procedural law. In this way, it serves as a valuable resource for students as well as for teaching and practice.

Regarding the new edition
Now in its fourth edition, this completely revised standard work offers a concise introduction to the general principles of procedural law. It analyzes the procedures before the federal administrative and judicial authorities and situates them within the overall context of public procedural law. The newly released handbook incorporates the extensive practice of the Federal Administrative Court, the Federal Court, and the European Court of Human Rights, while also taking into account the abundant existing literature. Thus, it provides valuable assistance to students and practitioners (judiciary, administration, and legal profession).

Content
In the first part, the work introduces the fundamentals of public procedural law (terms, institutions, functions, and structure of public legal administration), presents the guarantees of procedure and legal protection as well as the procedural principles and prerequisites, and discusses the structure, phases, elements, and characteristics of public procedural law. The second part explains the organization and procedures of federal legal administration, specifically the public legal administration of federal authorities (administrative authorities, Federal Administrative Court, and Federal Court).