The Court Paradigm as a Subject of Law

The article provides a brief description of the theoretical foundations of the functioning of the court as subjects of modern law in their connection with both the specifics of the legal status of courts and the idea of the legal personality of the court as a legal phenomenon. The idea of the court as a subject of law makes it possible to qualitatively influence not only the activities of a particular public authority, but also to initiate the implementation in legal reality of the principles of the rule of law, maintaining the implementation of the ideas of law and order, legality, legitimate and democratic government.

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Russian judge
Published
2024-08-29
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18572/1812-3791-2024-9-56-61
Primary Topic
European and International Law Studies
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The Court Paradigm as a Subject of Law

Pavel B. Solyanko
Russian judge
European and International Law Studies
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The Court Paradigm as a Subject of Law

Pavel B. Solyanko
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Abstract

The article provides a brief description of the theoretical foundations of the functioning of the court as subjects of modern law in their connection with both the specifics of the legal status of courts and the idea of the legal personality of the court as a legal phenomenon. The idea of the court as a subject of law makes it possible to qualitatively influence not only the activities of a particular public authority, but also to initiate the implementation in legal reality of the principles of the rule of law, maintaining the implementation of the ideas of law and order, legality, legitimate and democratic government.

Russian judge
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European and International Law Studies
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