This video explains how procedural law functions as a protective instrument.
Not as a tactic for delay, but as a deliberate limitation of state power.
It addresses the German Fiscal Code, the Administrative Procedure Act, and the General Data Protection Regulation. These legal frameworks do not contain mere formalities, but concrete protection rights for citizens and taxpayers. Rights to file access, investigative principles, hearings, duties to provide reasons, deadlines, limits on amendments, and data protection requirements ensure that decisions cannot be made unilaterally.
These rules compel authorities to work carefully, to fully investigate the facts, to justify decisions in a comprehensible manner, and to involve the affected parties. This takes time, creates participation, and increases the likelihood of administrative errors — exactly as intended in a constitutional state governed by the rule of law.
The video explains these instruments in clear language and shows why procedural law is not an obstacle, but a central shield against arbitrariness, shortcuts, and one-sided decisions.
Factual. Legally grounded. Verifiable.
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