6.2 Reasons for the Growth of the Quasi-Judicial Bodies

The expertise: the technical disputes (revenue, banking, telecom, environment) needing the regime's mastery — the generalist judge's handicap; The speed and economy: the simplified procedure, the docket's specialization — the years- long court case resolved in months; The policy's coherence: the specialized regime's consistent application (the tribunal's jurisprudence within the field); The state's own cases: the administration's disputes (tax, service) kept near the administration's knowledge; The access: the informal, cheaper forum — the citizen's reach. The dangers (the balance the exam demands): the impartiality's risk (the department adjudicating its own cause — Unit 5's institutional bias); the hearing's shortcuts; the courts' displacement — answered by 6.4's controls.