Lectures on “Specific Features of Litigation Proceedings in Certain Categories of Administrative Cases”

As part of their teaching practice, on March 18 and 19, 2025, Taras PYVOVARCHUK and Mykhailo HRYSKOV, PhD students of the Department of Constitutional, Administrative and Financial Law, conducted lectures on “Specific Features of Litigation Proceedings in Certain Categories of Administrative Cases” for third-year students majoring in 281 Public Management and Administration as part of the course “Administrative Proceedings.” Their academic supervisor is Roman HAVRIK, Professor of the Department of Constitutional, Administrative and Financial Law. In particular, PhD student Taras PYVOVARCHUK focused on the practical aspects of resolving administrative cases through ordinary and simplified litigation proceedings, as well as the specific features of resolving jurisdictional disputes as a form of judicial control exercised by administrative courts over the activities of public administration in Ukraine. PhD student Mykhailo HRYSKOV addressed practical issues concerning cases related to the electoral process, the referendum process, and the exercise of the right to peaceful assembly, as well as the specific features of resolving disputes concerning public service. The students asked numerous interesting questions, which led to lively and engaging discussions!