Obstacles to litigation before administrative courts

Abstract

The administrative judiciary is considered one of the most important institutions of the state, as it is concerned with protecting the rights and freedoms of individuals from the arbitrariness of the administration, and ensuring the rule of law and the proper functioning of the administration. However, there are some obstacles facing litigation before the administrative courts, which affect the efficiency of the work of these courts and the speed of adjudication of administrative disputes. The most prominent of these obstacles are: In this field, which may constitute a huge financial burden on them, as well as the length of litigation procedures. Administrative litigation procedures are characterized by their length, which may cause delays in adjudicating disputes.