Problems of Judicial Control of Legal Implementation in Public Administration

Constitutional proclamation of Russia as a legal state with elements of civil society imposes on state institutions the obligation to observe the constitutional principles of legality in the activities of state bodies. Judicial power is called upon to protect these principles. The relevance of the topic of this study is conditioned by the reform of political and socio-economic relations in Russia, which are invariably related to the increased attention to human rights problems, their provision with various means of state power, among which the judicial power is the main one. The judicial control exercised by it ensures not only the recognition of human rights in full, but is also the most effective guarantee of democracy and freedom in Russian society. The adoption in 1993 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the reform of Russian legislation that is being made, shows that Russia has settled down to a course of serious intentions and actions in the field of human rights. In the Address of the President of the Russian Federation to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation "Russia needs to be strong and competitive", it was noted that a significant step was taken in modernizing the judicial and legal system. Most of the necessary legislative and other normative legal acts have already been adopted. The changes concerned not only the organization and working conditions of courts, but also procedures that protect the rights of an individual and the accessibility of justice. The relevance of the research topic chosen is also confirmed by the fact that the optimization of the functioning of judicial authorities is not yet complete.