Правовые системы

Рассматриваются структура и правовой статус суда и прокуратуры США и Франции. Исследуется их политико-правовая природа, раскрываются задачи и функции по обеспечению законности и правопорядка. Раскрываются место и роль судебной власти США и прокуратуры Франции в системе органов государственной власти по обеспечению конституционных прав и свобод человека и гражданина в этом процессе. Адресуется преподавателям, аспирантам и студентам высших юридических заведений.

Сборник включает статьи, посвященные исследованию проблем теории и практики российского конституционализма в свете реформ 1864 г. Может быть рекомендован студентам, аспирантам, преподавателям высших учебных заведений.

Сборник включает статьи, посвященные исследованию проблем структуры и сущностных характеристик системы права. Может быть рекомендован студентам, аспирантам, преподавателям высших учебных заведений.

В Сборник включены доклады и выступления участников международной научной конференции (РАП, Москва, 25–26 марта 2011 г.). Круг вопросов – развитие институтов общей части финансового права; предпринята попытка преодоления научных разночтений при выработке концепции развития финансового права России и других восточноевропейских государств в XXI в. Рассчитан на юридическую общественность, аспирантов, соискателей, магистрантов юридических вузов.

Рассматриваются теоретические вопросы в области справочных правовых систем и основы построения государственной автоматизированной системы «Правосудие». Определены практические основы работы со справочными поисковыми системами и с программным изделием «Судебное делопроизводство и статистика» из комплекта специального программного обеспечения государственной автоматизированной системы «Правосудие». В целях самостоятельной проверки полученных знаний пособие включает практические и теоретические вопросы к изучаемым темам. Адресуется студентам, обучающимся по специальности 40.02.03 «Право и судебное администрирование», «Информационные технологии в деятельности суда», а также обучающимся по направлениям подготовки 40.03.01 «Юриспруденция», 38.03.02 «Менеджмент», 38.03.01 «Экономика» при изучении информационных дисциплин. Может быть полезным для аспирантов и преподавателей информатики. Ил. 135, табл. 2, библ. назв. 3.

Коллективная монография посвящена актуальным проблемам теории и практики функционирования института несостоятельности (банкротства) в Российской Федерации и в зарубежных странах. Материал изложен с учетом последних изменений в разных отраслях законодательства, а также тенденций судебной практики. Выявлены актуальные проблемы правового регулирования коммерческого и потребительского банкротства. Особое внимание уделено вопросам повышения эффективности правовой защиты требований кредиторов в делах о банкротстве и системе арбитражного управления. Монография может быть рекомендована предпринимателям, арбитражным управляющим, адвокатам, нотариусам, практикующим юристам, ученым, преподавателям, аспирантам, студентам юридических вузов и всем тем, кто интересуется проблемами несостоятельности (банкротства).

В монографии анализируется процесс формирования советской правовой системы на начальном этапе советской истории, который рассматривается в своем единстве – от зарождения теоретических основ советской правовой системы до ее реализации. Основное содержание посвящено анализу процесса смены дореволюционной системы правовых отношений и институтов на новый правовой порядок, главной целью которого было закрепить новое состояние власти, установившееся в России после октября 1917 года. Выявляются принципиальные, базовые закономерности развития права в период революций на основе российского опыта. Книга предназначена для научных работников, преподавателей, аспирантов, магистрантов, студентов юридических учебных заведений и всех тех, кто интересуется историей государства и права России.

Учебное пособие «Основы права. Практические задания» является составной частью учебного комплекса, подготовленного для усвоения дисциплины «Основы права», и предназначается студентам учреждений высшего образования специальностей всех форм обучения. Содержание практических занятий структурировано в соответствии с типовой учебной программой. Пособие позволит обеспечить проведение учебных занятий в доступной форме, активизировать самостоятельную работу студентов, разнообразить формы и методы организации учебного процесса, способствовать правовому просвещению.

В центре внимания представленной монографии – российский многонациональный народ и его Конституция как развивающееся явление. В исследовании ставится вопрос о необходимости перехода российского многонационального народа от революционного конституционного развития к эволюционному, исключающему стихийные, неосмысленные перемены. В ходе исследования автор определяет ряд основополагающих для эволюционного конституционного развития понятий, обосновывает необходимость обращения российского народа к собственному историческому и духовному опыту, предлагает концептуальную модель российской эволюционной конституции. Данная работа рассчитана на самую широкую аудиторию. Особый интерес монография может представлять для специалистов в области конституционного права, теории права, истории, философии, социологии и политологии.

Учебник по праву для 10–11 классов общеобразовательных учреждений разработан с учетом требований, предусмотренных федеральным государственным образовательным стандартом среднего общего образования для реализации основной образовательной программы среднего общего образования. Содержание и методический аппарат учебника позволят старшеклассникам освоить курс «Право» как на базовом, так и на углубленном уровне, познакомиться с основами теории государства и права, положениями основных отраслей права, с особенностями профессиональной юридической деятельности.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.

The is designed to encourage research especially in Russian law and legal systems of the countries of Eurasia. It covers recent legal developments in this region, but also those on an international and comparative level. The RLJ is not sponsored or affliated with any university, it is an independent All-Russian interuniversity platform, initiated privately without any support from government authorities. The RLJ encourages comparative research by those who are interested in Russian law, but also seeks to encourage interest in all matters relating to international public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, civil rights, the theory and history of law, and the relationships between law and culture and other disciplines. A special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary legal research. The RLJ is published in English and appears four times per year. All articles are subject to professional editing by native English-speaking legal scholars. The RLJ is indexed by Scopus and ESCI Web of Science.