Administrative Scope of Assessment in Nature Conservation Law. At the Same Time a Contribution to how Courts and Authorities Handle External Expertise When dealing with uncertainties that come with the complexity and dynamics of the natural sciences, nature conservation law often relies on the legal concept of the scope of assessment. The public authorities have the right to make the final decision, which reduces judicial control accordingly. The dogmatic principles of the scope of assessment and its importance for nature conservation jurisprudence reveal both conflicts and possible solutions.weiterlesen