The article examines the problem of balancing private and public interests in the context of ad-ministrative and legal regulation of restrictions on the rights of police officers. The author identifies the key contradictions of modern legal regulation, analyzes statistical data on violations of official discipline (including corruption), and suggests a system of measures to optimize restrictive mechanisms. The purpose of the study is to analyze the legal mechanisms that ensure the harmonization of these interests, as well as to identify their effectiveness in the modern legal environment. The research methodology includes an analysis of regulatory legal acts, doctrinal sources and judicial practice, the application of systematic and comparative legal approaches, as well as an analysis of law enforcement practice for 2020 - 2023. The results of the study demonstrate that restrictions on the rights of police officers aimed at protecting public interests should be proportionate and not violate their private interests without sufficient justification. The article suggests measures to improve legal regulation, including clarifying criteria for restrictions and strengthening mechanisms for monitoring their compliance.
Mariya Shkepast (Thu,) studied this question.