Document Title: Administrative law and ethics is being applied in Ugandan Public administration and management

Paper code: 13023

 Critically examine how the discipline of administrative law and ethics is being applied in Ugandan Public administration and management.

Administrative law is part of the branch of law commonly referred to as public law, the law which regulates the relationship between the citizen and the state and which involves the exercise of state power (Heres, 2014). So, it is a part of the legal framework for public administration and management.  Public administration and management is the detailed a systematic execution of public law. Public administration is a cooperative effort of a group of people in pursuit of common objective in the process of managing public affairs (Perry and Christensen, 2015).

Public administration and management in Uganda involves the day-to-day implementation of public policy and public programs in areas as diverse as immigration, social welfare, defense, and economic regulation indeed in all areas of social and economic life in which public programs operate. Thus application of administrative law is inevitable in public administration and management.

Applying administrative law in Uganda, there has been improved relationship between a country s citizens with the government. Therefore, administrative law is used in Uganda to determine the organizational and power structure of the administration and quasi-judicial bodies to enforce the rule of law in the country. Administrative law is primarily concerned with governmental and administrative actions and process and puts in a control mechanism to prevent administrative agencies such as police, Uganda Defense Police Force among others from spiraling out of control.