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Administrative courts are usually described as institutions whose core task is to perform judicial review of acts of public administration. Through this function, they ensure that administrative authorities act within the limits established by law.…
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1 Introduction As the supreme instance in a three-tiered system of general administrative courts, the main function of the SAC in Sweden is to guide the lower instances by setting precedents. To fulfil this function,…
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