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August 29, 2024Russian judge

The Court Paradigm as a Subject of Law

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PSPavel B. Solyanko

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Overview

Theoretical analysis reveals the foundational legal personality of modern courts, highlighting how recognizing courts as subjects of law reinforces the rule of law.

Key Points

  • Defining the court as an active subject of law qualitatively enhances judicial authority and directly advances the practical implementation of the rule of law across society.
  • A conceptual framework examines the functioning of modern judiciaries by evaluating the legal status and institutional legal personality of courts within public governance systems.
  • This theoretical perspective highlights essential mechanisms of public authority, suggesting that recognized judicial agency sustains democratic government and lawful state order.

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Pavel B. Solyanko (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5a80fb6db64358754242chttps://doi.org/10.18572/1812-3791-2024-9-56-61
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