The rule of law means a state that adheres to the rules of law in its activities and ensures the legal security of its citizens. Therefore, it is a necessity for the executive, which is one of the powers of the state, to be bound by the rules of law and to operate in accordance with it. In this case, the activities of the administration should be regulated. Therefore, the activities connected to the rule must be known by the citizens, so that the legal security of the citizen is ensured in this way. This situation is called the “orderly administration principle”. The administration does not have the authority to impose sanctions only on the citizen who violates the rule. At the same time, the administration should develop brake mechanisms and warnings against citizens’ violation of the rules of law. Because, if the administration turns into a power that only waits for the citizen to violate the rule and imposes sanctions on him, this situation shows the image that the administration has set a trap to impose a penalty, which creates a violation of the rule of law. You can examine this situation, which will be supported by countless examples, and the Supreme Court decision that it is unlawful to impose a penalty without a warning sign indicating that radar inspection is carried out.
