FURTHER IMPROVEMENT MECHANISMS OF THE LEGAL PROTECTION MECHANISM OF ADMINISTRATIVE PRE-TRIAL APPEAL COUNCILS

Abstract

Pre-trial administrative appeals play an important role in protecting citizens’ rights against state decisions and increasing trust in public administration. This article analyzes the experience and reforms being implemented by Uzbekistan in this regard, in particular the appeal councils under the Ministry of Justice. At the same time, differences in the effectiveness aspects of the United Kingdom and the Netherlands are analyzed. The article highlights the reform of public administration, increasing digital transparency, and the modernization of legal systems in the field of administrative justice. The analyses and approaches presented in this article examined the mechanism of resolving administrative disputes before trial not only as a technical procedure, but also as a profound transformation of legal culture, based on the experiences of the appeal councils within the framework of Uzbekistan’s 2024–2025 pilot project and the practices of the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.