The main difference between criminal cases and administrative cases is: 1. Criminal case refers to the violation of social relations protected by criminal law. Administrative cases refer to illegal or improper administrative actions of state administrative organs. 2. In criminal cases, the criminal responsibility of the criminal suspect shall be investigated, and then the case shall be investigated and tried, and criminal penalties such as fines, fixed-term imprisonment, life imprisonment and death penalty shall be given. Administrative cases are prosecuted in accordance with the procedures stipulated in the Administrative Procedure Law, and the court will file a case to handle administrative disputes and confirm, cancel or change administrative acts. 3. In criminal cases, the parties are public prosecution organs or private prosecutors, defendants and victims. In administrative cases, the plaintiff is a citizen or an organization and the defendant is an administrative organ. Administrative organs cannot sue citizens or organizations.
Legal objectivity:
Article 2 of the Administrative Procedure Law stipulates that citizens, legal persons or other organizations have the right to bring a lawsuit to the people's court in accordance with this law if they think that the administrative actions of administrative organs and their staff infringe upon their legitimate rights and interests. The administrative acts mentioned in the preceding paragraph include administrative acts made by organizations authorized by laws, regulations and rules.