Abstract
The Century XXI is oriented to recover the prestige of the Law, basic
budget to carry out the material justice, abolishing the immunity
circles. It does not have to exist norm, nor Administrative Act that
contradicts the Social State of Right. The Administrative Right of the
new millennium, will be fruit of the participation, the pluralism and
the respect to the human dignity.
The administrative reforms of the State in the century XXI, will be
oriented by an Administrative Right that corrects the social
inequalities, looking for an agile and efficient administration;
harmonizing the internal laws of each country, with the supranational
norms, because unlimited powers do not have to exist in a globalized
world.
The doctrine and the jurisprudence of the millennium that begins will
have like mission to make prevail the Substantial Right, over the
mere formalities and procedural technicalities.
The judge of the Century XXI, will not have to limit itself to declare
the nullity of the Administrative Act, but will have to make prevail in
its sentences the fundamental rights, and the State must offer the
mechanisms so that the courts make the right effective.
Finally, the new Administrative Right, will strengthen its independence
of the Private Right, supported in the prevalence of its own principles
and the general interest, in order to correcting the social injustices
and to eradicate the corruption, making judicial any administrative
activity, eliminating the previous ways, the arrangements and
extrajudicial pacts, like a requirement to respond to the contentious.
The shift of paradigm implies the transit of the mechanics to the use
of the electronic systems, to expedite the proof and the written form,
with the purpose to doing reality the justice.
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