The Study Of Non-compulsory Police Administrative Action

With the development of market economy, progress of social civilization, and democratic rule of law has taking root, modern administrative philosophy requests the executive get rid of traditional administrative mode only by coercive means. Private party also hope the executive can offer more public service and social assistance. So every government faces the problem that how to innovate and practice new and effective administrative methods. Coercion has been proved only to be a measure taken to ensure the effectiveness of social norms, by which the executive can not achieve its all aims. Because the compulsory administrative actions have Inherent historical mistakes and shortcomings, the theory about non-compulsory administrative action that conform to the historical trend is produced.As an important part of the executive, police agency is the typical representative of state violence machinery. In the context of new era, besides continuing to fight against criminal offences and punish offences as its inherent duties, police agency should transform its administrative philosophy so as to perform its social functions providing service to private party. In our nation, study about non- compulsory police administrative action is still in the primary stage, but the concepts, values and meaning of non-compulsory administrative action has been acknowledged by the world people. Nowadays, studying the theories and systems of non-compulsory police administrative action actively, which suit China's national conditions, has become an important subject to administrative law theorists and substantive sector. So the article choose non-compulsory police administrative action to write. The article at beginning of the theoretical basis and practical significance of non-compulsory administrative action; through introduction of China's present main non-compulsory police administrative to analyses it present problems, on the base noting the development and improvement of China's present non-compulsory police administrative action.