Subjective Public Law as a Constitutionally Conditioned Prerequisite for Judicial Protection of Citizens’ Rights in Administrative Process in the Federal Republic of Germany

The article considers the issues of constitutional regulation of judicial protection of the rights of citizens in the administrative process of the Federal Republic of Germany, presents the concept and meaning of subjective public law. It is noted, in particular, that subjective public law recognizes the citizen as a subject of law, gives him the right, in order to pursue their interests, to independently demand compliance with the law from the public authority, and thus determines the key way the legal relations that develop between the citizen and the state, ensuring their equality in court. The existence of subjective public right of a citizen is a necessary prerequisite for the admissibility of an administrative action.

administrative action, admissibility of the administrative action, right to sue, subjective public law, theory of protective norm, theory of possibility