Jogorvoslat a többszintű végrehajtásban: a kompozit közigazgatási eljárások és a digitalizáció hatása
Legal Remedy in the Multi-Level Administration: Composite Administrative Procedures and the Impact of Digitalization

Summary/Abstract: This article examines the rule of law and legal remedy challenges posed by composite administrative procedures within the European administrative space. In these multi-level procedures, the implementation of European Union law is carried out through the cooperation of direct and indirect administration, which enhances administrative efficiency while simultaneously fragmenting decision-making processes and responsibility structures. Adopting a theoretical and dogmatic approach, the article analyses the concept, typology and constitutional embeddedness of composite procedures, as well as the relevant case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union from the perspective of judicial review. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of digitalization, which, by becoming a structuring factor of administrative cooperation, further intensifies existing tensions in judicial protection. The article argues that composite administrative procedures – especially in a digitalized environment – can only be reconciled with the requirements of the rule of law if supported by coherent normative frameworks and strengthened mechanisms of judicial protection.

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