This article discusses the issue of legal certainty guarantees for individuals in Polish administrative proceedings. We begin by looking at legal certainty guarantees for individuals in general terms. We present the general assumptions and views of the science accompanying the subject matter. This issue is further developed and detailed in the discussion of guarantees of legal security of individuals in Polish administrative proceedings. We show that the Polish legal system contains normative regulations, also in the form of principles, which are crucial for the implementation of the guarantees in question. We are guided by the assumption that such principles, even if they are extremely valid and sound just and proud, must be followed by specific legal provisions. This is to ensure that the postulates and principles are actually implemented, thus preventing them from becoming mere facades. Next, we present selected issues related to the legal security of individuals in the Polish Code of Administrative Procedure. We discuss the institution of waiver of the right of appeal and administrative mediation. Finally, we present the results of our own research on administrative mediation conducted on a research group of ten municipalities. We also present statistical data on administrative court mediation. We also propose some solutions of a de lege ferenda nature.
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