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This article presents the outcomes of analysis of the conformity of public administration judicial control models in the Visegrad Group countries with the standards arising from the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and its derivative acts. It specifically considers whether the structure of the judiciary systems in the V4 countries that deals with administrative matters aligns with the directives contained in Recommendation No. 20/2004 on judicial review of administrative acts. The starting point for this analysis is the assertion that the contemporary understanding of the right to a fair trial is determined by the standards established in the European legal culture, which is largely the result of judicial dialogue. This dialogue needs the convergence of the institutional frameworks of the European judiciary structures.