Judicial Review to the Administrative Appointments by Administrative Justice Court

Administrative appointments are internal decisions which normally have legal effect, Administrative measures are so differents, but how dose not refer to citizens. In some legal systems internal decisions are not subject to judicial review. This article proves that Administrative Justice Court has jurisdiction to administrative appointment, but given that this is not general decision which can n ot be Complain in Plenier Assembly. An administrative authority can not give a general effect to administrative appointments. Investigation into the legality of administrative appointments relates to the branchs of A.C.J. It requires adopt a new approach to Concept of beneficary, so reasonable interest criteria rather than other criteria.