Žmogiškųjų santykių reiškimosi formos administracinės veiklos aplinkoje

The substantiality of human intercourse is closely connected with the concept of administrative law. Administrative law protects human behaviour from negative influence and consequences by controlling human intercourse. Human intercourse is a close relation between two or more people. Any human being is a social creature. The law oblige every person to behave according to the unity of subjective rules and duties. A person cannot be separated from the law. Human perfection progress by adjusting law to human intercourse. The first chapter of the present paper reveals the concept of human intercourse and the boundaries of its usage in the administrative law system. The functions of human intercourse are closely related to the functions of the administrative law system. While analyzing human intercourse, one needs to know the environment in which they exist. It is distinct in the present paper that one of the most important factors in the human intercourse is community. The second chapter of the paper analyzes the acts of law that regulate human intercourse. This is done by separating the present base of law into two main parts: strategic and tactical. The Constitution of Lithuanian Republic belongs to the strategic part of law and it states that the authorities serve for people. There is a question whether the government could be forced to pay the penalty for the illegal actions. The use of the mediation institute in the administrative law is analyzed by trying to reveal the conflicts between the organization of public administration and a person that is aggrieved because of the presence or absence of certain action in the administration. The third chapter analyzes the mechanism of administrative law and social changes. Social changes inevitably have the influence for the administrative law. Consequently, there is a need to reformulate the present system of law, to frame the new act and law of Lithuanian Republic that would coincide the needs of the democratic nation. The fourth chapter is for dealing with the problems of the forms of human intercourse in the administrative proceeding.