On Some Aspects of a Prosecutor’s Involvement in Civil Procedure

The article is devoted to the study of theoretical and practical issues of the participation of the prosecutor in the civil process. The author proceeds from the fact that the prosecutor always acts in the public, state interest, which predetermines the procedural specifics of the consideration and resolution of civil cases initiated at his request. It is stated that the current procedural legislation does not provide for the specifics of resolving civil cases with the participation of the state, which can be overcome by improving the rules governing the procedural status of the prosecutor in a civil case. It is proposed to fix the mandatory participation of the prosecutor in the consideration of disputes with the participation of the state, as well as to give the court the right to recognize the participation of the prosecutor in a particular case as mandatory. It emphasizes the inadmissibility of refusing to accept the application of the prosecutor or leaving it without consideration on the basis of the absence of a violation of public interests.