Social and Individual in the Russian Electoral Law: Legal Positions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation
Copyright policy )Social and Individual in the Russian Electoral Law: Legal Positions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation
RETRACTEDOn the basis of decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation on issues of electoral law a hierarchy of public and individual interests, realized in electoral relations, is built, a balance between them is established. The author analyzes the decisions of the Constitutional Court and notes that this balance is not constant: in the case of divergence of interests of the state, society and the individual the relevance and advisability of satisfying each of these interests depend on the particular circumstances.
- Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management Russian Federation
electoral law, публичные интересы, individual interests, the constitutional court of the russian federation, interest, избирательное право, K, индивидуальные интересы, конституционный суд рф, выборы, election campaigning, elections, предвыборная агитация, интерес, электоральная демократия, electoral democracy, Law, public interest
electoral law, публичные интересы, individual interests, the constitutional court of the russian federation, interest, избирательное право, K, индивидуальные интересы, конституционный суд рф, выборы, election campaigning, elections, предвыборная агитация, интерес, электоральная демократия, electoral democracy, Law, public interest
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