英文摘要 |
The theory of protection norms is highly consistent with the separation of powers system established by the German Basic Law and the legal tradition of attaching great importance to the protection of rights. However, its introduction in China has a large logic break and value tension. First of all, the hypothesis of the function of subjective litigation needs to be fully demonstrated. Secondly, the individualism behind the theory of protection norms is not compatible with the active legal status of individuals in China’s public law. Thirdly, the application of the theory of protection norms may narrow the scope of judicial protection. Finally, some preconditions required by the effective application of the theory of protection norms, such as the radiation effect of basic rights, the interpretation methodology sensitive to the protection of rights and the high intensity of judicial review standards, are also difficult to meet in China at present. In this way, the introduction of the theory of protection norms will not only be difficult to achieve the expected goal of objectifying the determination of interests, but also will lead to the serious shrinkage of the dual functions of power supervision and rights protection entrusted by China’s Constitution to administrative litigation. |