Feasibility study of drafting a law on administrative procedure in quasi-judicial proceedings with regard to the principles of fair trial in a government bound by ethics

It is necessary for the administrative and executive system, as well as sometimes the quasi-judiciary, to hear these cases in special and special authorities, separate from the general courts, and to discuss the dispute. The strongest and best solution in a lawsuit is to have a fair and just trial that provides judicial security for the parties, and this is not possible except in an independent and appropriate court, the independence and impartiality of the trial authority and the guarantees of the right to defense, the right to public trial. Proper trial, independence and impartiality of the judiciary, access to principles and documents in the trial process, the manner of appointment of members of the judiciary and the reviewer can provide the need for a fair trial and be consistent with the pattern of a fair trial. However, a fair and just trial is one of the manifestations of judicial justice and the principles of fair trial are rooted in justice and therefore one of the necessities of democratic societies is the acceptance of the principle of fair trial. Therefore, it is necessary to present a plan to provide a unified and coherent structure for the above-mentioned authorities, and in addition to legal expertise, expertise in the field of administrative performance should also be provided in resolving disputes, and away from the dependence of organizations, Chapter deals with disputes over service delivery.