Quality of Administrative Court Decisions

The aim of this paper is to establish the factors influencing the quality of administrative court decisions. It is claimed that the quality of administrative court decisions does not only depend on the individual, but also on a range of external factors related to carrying out judicial tasks. This is why an attempt is made to explain the meaning of the concept 'quality of administrative court decisions'. Then, an attempt is made to establish the factors which influence their quality. It can be concluded that quality is representative of the process which the administrative judiciary, however independent it may be, can no longer avoid. It is difficult to assess quality administrative court decisions given that awarding a grade implies a range of conflicting factors which make every attempt at systematisation a sensitive matter.