Des juges administratifs de tout le territoire fédéral se réunissent au cours du Leipziger Dialog. Cela a pour objet de créer un échange collégial sans référence à un cas précis. La Cour administrative fédérale organise cet événement aux côtés de l’association des juges administratifs (BDVR). Le Leipziger Dialog a lieu tous les trois ans.
The Leipziger Dialog was held at the Federal Administrative Court for the first time in May 2017. It was attended by more than 300 administrative court judges from throughout Germany. Current legal issues were addressed in nine discussion forums. The Leipziger Dialog is used for discussions among colleagues without reference to specific cases. There are plans to repeat the event every three to four years. The Leipziger Dialog is organised jointly by the Federal Administrative Court and the Association of Administrative Court Judges in Germany (BDVR).
The Federal Administrative Court and the French Conseil d’État have each published rulings by the partner court since 2015. Important decisions by the Courts and summary essays are translated and published in an academic journal in the respective other country. Partners in the project are Revue française de droit administratif and Neue Zeitschrift für Verwaltungsrecht.
The Federal Administrative Court supports the ReNEUAL project. In this project a set of model rules for EU Administrative Procedure was drafted. This draft presents the quintessential aspects of the various national systems of procedural law. It is a prime example of how national legal orders contribute to European law. The draft was prepared by experts from academia and practice in numerous European states. A German translation of the draft has been available since 2015. The German version of the draft was presented at the Federal Administrative Court in November of the same year.
