Title |
Lawful restrictions of rights and freedoms of man
and citizen in the Russian Federation |
Authors |
LEBEDEV Valerian Alekseyevich
Doctor of
Juridical Science, Professor, Honored Scientist of
the Russian Federation, Honored Lawyer of the
Russian Federation, Honored Official within the
sphere of higher professional education of the
Russian Federation, Professor of Constitutional and
Municipal Law Department of Moscow State Law Academy
named after O. E. Kutafin, Moscow. Bld. 9., str.
Sadovaya Kudrinskaya, Moscow, 123995. E-mail:
lebedev_va@bk.ru |
Section |
Constitution,
state
and
sociiety |
Issue |
4/2014 |
Page |
9-17 |
index UDC |
342.76 + 342.4(470) |
index LBC |
|
Abstract |
The article considers the lawful restriction of
rights and freedoms of man and citizen of the
Russian Federation. The distinction between the
legal limitation of rights and freedoms and the
actual denial is shown. The idea that restrictions
should be imposed by lawmakers not randomly, but on
the basis of the Constitution and the incorporated
in the Constitution principles of equity, equality
and proportionality is proved. International
documents regarding the examined issue, Russian laws
and decisions of the Constitutional Court of the
Russian Federation are analyzed. The examples of
limitation of human and civil rights and freedoms in
foreign countries are given. The author draws a
conclusion that despite a variety of scientific
views, the purpose of the state is consolidation and
development of human and civil rights and freedoms
as a value priority and a fundamental idea conveyed
in the Constitution of the Russian Federation. |
Keywords |
Constitution of the Russian
Federation, restriction of human and civil rights
and freedoms, president, government, constitutional
court, state. |
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