Principles of Consideration of Administrative Cases in Quasi-Judicial Bodies: Relevance of the Issues Raised by N. G. Salishcheva

The excessive burden on courts dealing with administrative cases requires the development of proposals to reduce the cost of working time of judges and court staff. One of the possible solutions is the development of a system of quasi-judicial bodies for the resolution of individual administrative cases. The article raises the question of which administrative procedural principles are applied when considering cases in quasi-judicial bodies, taking into account the allocation of judicial and non-judicial administrative procedural principles in the theory of administrative process. Taking into account the positions of N. G. Salishcheva, as well as based on an integrative understanding of the administrative process, using the example of quasi-judicial bodies, the general constitutional basis and the relationship between the two types of principles are shown.
The purpose of the work is to resolve the issue of the possibility of applying judicial principles in resolving administrative cases by quasi-judicial bodies. 
The study used systematic, logical, formal and legal methods.
Brief Conclusions. According to the results of the study, the relevance of Nadezhda Georgievna Salishcheva’s ideas for the development of the administrative law institute under study is noted. Conclusions were drawn about the impossibility of direct application of judicial principles in the activities of the bodies under consideration, which, however, does not exclude the possibility of using universal judicial administrative procedural principles by specifying them into special principles for the consideration of cases by quasi-judicial bodies.