The fact that the state has broad and superior powers in the relations between
the state and the citizen has been one of the reasons for the emergence of state-citizen problems. Since the formation of the idea of a legal state, the search for effective solutions to the state-citizen problem has begun. It is clear from the experience of liberal-democratic countries that the regulation of the activities of state bodies or administrative bodies in a unified procedure is an İmportant means of ensuring the prevention of
abuse of state power and violation of the rights
and freedoms of citizens. The subject of regulation of each field of law is public relations arising in society. Administrative law, unlike other fields of law, is a branch of the science of law that deals with management. In this sense, the relations regulated by administrative law are of a general nature and regulate the relations between the administrative body and individuals or legal
entities. Of course, administrative bodies carry
out their activities guided by the basic principles
of administrative proceedings. One of the most
relevant and controversial of these principles is
related to the protection of trust. The article examines the essence of this principle and the issues arising from the protection of the trust of the
interested person in the practice of administrative bodies and its regulation in legislation. The article consists of an introduction, 2 paragraphs and a conclusion.