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The scope of administrative law has been enormously and significantly widened.
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Entering into a new dawn, our society has undergone great changes. In order to cope with this newly developed situation, the government has expanded, both in its structure and power. Simultaneously, the scope of administrative law has been enormously and significantly widened. The legal system of United Kingdom has been highly respected all around the globe, as it is refined and highly developed. Theoretically, there should be rules that protect the rights of the citizens and prevent the government from abusing its power so as to preserve the accountability, transparency and effectiveness of the government. This aspect of law, however, was hardly developed until the early seventieths due to the reluctance of the judges to step in and challenge the legislature and the executive. Recently, the courts are getting more and more prepared to intervene and grant remedies for grievances caused by unfair and illegal public action. They are further...
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