Organizational and legal forms of administrative justice in the Russian Federation: search for alternatives
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Introduction. In 2015, with the adoption of the Code of Administrative Procedure of the Russian Federation, administrative proceedings were separated from civil proceedings. However, the expected reform of the judicial system has not yet followed. The new procedural form of court activity has not received its organizational and structural support. At the same time, statistics on administrative cases considered by the courts demonstrate consistently high rates with a tendency to increase. The importance of this type of legal proceedings for ensuring the rights and legitimate interests of participants in administrative relations, as well as the high workload of judges and judicial apparatuses, force us to look for ways to improve the efficiency of this activity, including within the framework of the organizational and structural construction of the judicial system. A study of the historical experience of Russia and foreign countries makes it possible to propose alternative judicial organizational and legal forms of administrative justice. The purpose of the study conducted by the authors of the article was a comprehensive study of the institution of administrative justice, its evolution in Russia, consideration of foreign experience accumulated in this area, in order to develop proposals for optimizing the existing judicial and administrative systems by optimizing the organizational support of activities for the consideration of administrative-legal disputes. Methods. The study used analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction methods, historical and legal method, statistical method, system analysis, as well as comparative legal and formal legal private scientific methods. Results. The study made it possible to substantiate the need for a number of organizational transformations of the judicial system of Russia in terms of forming a judicial corps specializing in the consideration of administrative claims and creating departments for ensuring legal proceedings in administrative cases in the offices of courts of general jurisdiction. An important step could be the expansion of the use of the extra-judicial organizational form of administrative justice in the form of a system of quasi-judicial bodies while maintaining the control function of the courts.

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Administrative justice, administrative proceedings, administrative process, quasi-judicial bodies, organizational and legal form
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