The efficiency of the interim relief institution by suspending an individual or regulatory act by M. V. Kluban, I. V. Panova

“…In the course of the court practice study, a gap in the current legislation and law enforcement practice has been identified, namely: when an interim relief order is cancelled by an appellate court, the authority believes that during the time its decision was suspended, such a legal act gives rise to rights and obligations for the parties. …”
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General Requirements for Secret Investigative (Search) Actions: Procedural Characteristics by Ya. Yu. Koniushenko

“…The fourth general requirement for conducting secret investigative (search) actions is that the investigating judge of the appellate court has the right to make the decision to implement them, where the pre-trial investigation agency is within the territorial jurisdiction of that judge. …”
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Regarding the Issue on Multidisciplinary Forensic Examinations to Establish the Fact of Contact Interaction by K. P. Sylenok, O. Y. Hrosheva

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Review of decisions in cases of administrative offenses for violation of the order of organizing and holding meetings, rallies, street marches and demonstrations under the legal re... by M. A. Sambor

“…Based on the conducted research, the appellate courts, first of all, in order to determine the grounds for the application of administrative responsibility, find out exactly the composition of the administrative offense, while the conditions for the use and exercise of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly, the introduced administrative rules regulating the use and exercise of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly remain out of courts consideration. …”
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Legality as a principle of court activity in respecting the rights, freedoms and interests of minors in cases of administrative offences by M. A. Sambor

“…Administrative law enforcement practice demonstrates that the courts of first instance and appellate courts, using their own legal consciousness, apply administrative penalties to minors which are not provided for by law, thereby neglecting the principle of legality in the activities of public authorities. …”
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