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Title |
Peculiarities of procedural rules in the
constitutional law in Russia |
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Authors |
Taeva Natalia Evgenievna
Candidate of
Science (Law), associate professor, Department of
Constitutional and Municipal Law, Kutafin Moscow
State Law University. 9 Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya, Moscow,
123995. E-mail: tayeva@mail.ru |
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Section |
Constitution,
state
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sociiety |
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Issue |
4/2014 |
Page |
24-31 |
index UDC |
342.4 + 342.7 |
index LBC |
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Abstract |
The article deals with the approaches which exist in
the science of constitutional law on understanding
of procedural rules. The author makes a conclusion
that it’s vital to apply a broadside approach to the
understanding of procedural rules in the
constitutional law. This approach assumes that a
process is a regulatory well-organized legal
activity that represents a sequence of actions. From
this point of view, procedural rules are rules which
regulate this activity. As a result, in the
constitutional law it’s lawful to distinguish such
processes as election process; referendum process;
legislative process; processes of activities of the
executive branch; legal proceedings, etc. The range
of peculiarities of procedural rules in the
constitutional law is specified. A voluntary basis
of execution, political content, a wide range of
procedural rules, existence of procedural rules in
the acts of the territorial entities of the Russian
Federation and local government bodies, a strong
interrelation with organizational customs that
govern the relations between state authorities;
authorities and citizens, plurality of persons in
its realization are typical for procedural rules. |
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Keywords |
law, jurisdiction, process,
procedural rule, sub |
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