The article examines the system of restrictions created and applied within the framework of public law, contributing to the achievement of the goals of public legal regulation. It is substantiated that such a system includes, along with universal ones, specific means, the demand for which is determined by the purpose of public law and the logic of regulating public legal restrictions. It is argued that in modern conditions, restrictions aimed not only at ensuring generally recognized interests, but also the scope and parameters of its action are in demand in public law.
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