Protection of Appellant’s Rights as Administrative Orders in Notifying the Legal Rights to Legal File a Lawsuit
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This article aims to analyze the protection of appellant’s rights as administrative order in notifying the legal rights to file a lawsuit as efficiently. Is qualitative research from documentary study, in-depth interviews, focus group of collecting data to develop relevant laws, whereof the protection of appellant’s rights as administrative order in notifying the legal rights to file a lawsuit that allow people to not lose their rights or have their cases expire. Currently, the administrative order issuer a being the rights informant and appeals Judge in notifying the legal rights to file a lawsuit. The research findings indicate that the protection of defendants' rights in administrative orders regarding the notification of legal rights in legal proceedings is vital to prevent citizens from losing their rights or having their cases dismissed due to exceeding the legal timeframe. Presently, the issuers of administrative orders are responsible for both notifying individuals of their rights and assessing objections to these notifications. However, when the legal objection period expires, there is no legal provision to notify individuals about the time frame for filing a legal complaint. Consequently, numerous cases are dismissed because defendants are unaware of the specified legal deadline. Research suggestions include amending the Administrative Procedures Act of 2539 B.E. (1996) to mandate that issuer of administrative. orders must notify defendants of their objections and inform them about the legal timeframe for filing a complaint all at once, starting from the moment the objection occurs within the administrative staff.
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