| 英文摘要 |
As the political and social environment evolves and public awareness of civil rights increases, the number of cases handled by administrative courts has grown, and the types of cases reviewed have become increasingly complex. To enhance the efficiency of administrative litigation and meet the demand for parties to autonomously resolve disputes, the Administrative Litigation Law was amended on August 15, 2023, to include a mediation chapter, introducing mediation as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism outside of court proceedings. Despite traditional legal skepticism and concerns among public officials about potential legal liabilities, mediation serves as a catalyst for changing the culture of litigation and driving the functional evolution of administrative courts. Not only does it alleviate the burden on judges, but it also provides more suitable solutions for the parties involved, fostering the development of a new dispute resolution culture. |
