The phrase "administrative case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, bureaucratic, or organizational matters where a case or issue is being handled administratively.
Example: "The administrative case regarding the new policy implementation will be reviewed by the committee next week."
Alternatives: "administrative matter" or "administrative issue".
Police officials said the department's administrative case had been on hold pending the outcome of the trial.
The shadow attorney general, Mark Dreyfus, will today represent himself in an administrative case he has launched against the attorney general, George Brandis.
Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said the department could now proceed with its administrative case against the eight officers with some involvement in the episode.
Officer Gray is scheduled to be interviewed this morning by internal police investigators who are pursuing the administrative case against him, even though the criminal case against him has barely begun.
"At this point, the district attorney does not know what the Police Department plans to do with its administrative case and so we won't respond until that time," said Jerry Schmetterer, a spokesman for Mr. Hynes.
"One of the difficulties of the system is that it takes a while for these to kick in," said Bruce Bone, the administrative case work supervisor at Edenwald, in Pleasantville, N.Y.
A few judges agreed with that argument, putting a stop to the administrative cases.
The Supreme Administrative Court (Korkein hallintooikeus) is the highest tribunal for appeals in administrative cases.
Sciacca was demoted a few months into Pope Francis's tenure, with a new position at a tribunal that handles legal and administrative cases.
If patients have no reasonable expectation of privacy, the critics say, the government may be more aggressive in seeking records from hospitals, insurance companies and other businesses in criminal, civil and administrative cases.
But the sanctions meted out at the end of those hearings to officers found guilty would be greatly increased, the officials said, and the administrative cases would be routinely expedited.
