Alternative Dispute Resolution in Administrative Relations de lege ferenda: The Case of Slovenia
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Administrative Relations de lege ferenda: The Case of Slovenia

Author(s): Bruna Žuber
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Administrative Law
Published by: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
Keywords: Slovenia; de lege ferenda; administrative pocedures
Summary/Abstract: The article addresses alternative dispute resolution in administrative relations in the Republic of Slovenia de lege ferenda. Alternative dispute resolution in administrative relations is a concept of high importance in the field of modern administrative procedural law, which in Slovenia is still only in its deployment phase. Alternative dispute resolution in administrative relations represents a further option for dispute resolution in addition to established ways of dispute resolution in administrative procedures and administrative disputes. As a rule, alternative resolution of disputes speeds up the resolution of disputes, providing for a more flexible procedure, but above all enables tailoring to the specific needs of individual disputes. The article sets out the established means of alternative dispute resolution in administrative procedures and administrative disputes. Despite the fact that the legislation provides for some of the means of alternative dispute resolution, these means are seldom used in practice. The article focuses on the trends in the development of alternative dispute resolution in administrative relations. The objective of the article is to show that means of alternative dispute resolution can also be used in administrative law and that their employment in practice may contribute to a significantly greater degree of decision-making efficiency in administrative procedures and administrative disputes

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