Ethical principles in the light of the judicial procedure of the Court of Administrative Justice

Milad kashi komijani¹

1) Master s student of Public Law, University of Qom

IOI Code : XEGH-HHBAD
Publication : 1st National Conference On Future Studies In Jurisprudence, Law And Political Science (ayandeuma.ir)
Abstract :
    The duty of the Court of Administrative Justice in Iran is to judicially supervise the performance of the government and to prevent government agents and executives from violating the laws and not complying with them. Undoubtedly, this institution will be assisted in its decisions by principles such as: justice, fairness, neutrality and good faith. What is certain is that the extent to which this institution uses the above principles is different. The Administrative Court of Justice is composed of experienced judges with excellent qualifications who are obliged to give opinions based on legal principles and existing laws; In Iran, since the principle of law requires compliance by judges and judges are obliged to follow the law, ethics and moral principles that do not have truth and their approval is less important to the side of fairness, and it is necessary to obey them, but the court proceedings are Partially and by observing the principle of rule of law, they also take the side of fairness and moral principles to some extent. Ethical principles have a special place in judicial supervision, which in Iran include the principle of honesty, the principle of good faith, the principle of openness, the principle of prohibition of disregard, the principle of trust and the principle of neutrality.

Keywords : the court judicial supervision ethics fundamental fairness good will