Good faith and administrative process

Abstract

The topic of good faith, potentially very broad, is investigated in this contribution to verify how it has affected certain categories of the administrative process, both in the sense of limiting access to protection and in the sense of expanding the procedural guarantees of the party. In both circumstances this has led to profound consequences in the remodulation of the difficult relationship between judge, law and administration, between procedure and trial, showing the essentially ordoliberal character of our administrative judge.