Legal monitoring in Russia and Kazakhstan: Comparative law research

The article provides a comparative analysis of the legal monitoring in Russia and Kazakhstan. By synthesizing general scientific methods and special law methods, the article develops its methodological strategy. The authors identify and analyze the disadvantages of legal monitoring institutions in Russia and Kazakhstan. Comparative law research reveals that adapting some of Kazakhstan’s legal regulation monitoring experience in Russia is possible. The implementation of mathematical formulas for individual monitoring indicators, monitoring quality control mechanisms, detailed document requirements based on monitoring results, and a unified automated information system for monitoring services is potential. The authors formulate general proposals to improve the legal regulation monitoring in Russia and Kazakhstan.

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Surgut State University Journal
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.35266/2949-3455-2025-1-12
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European and International Law Studies
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Legal monitoring in Russia and Kazakhstan: Comparative law research

A. V. Nechkin, Valentina Rudenko
Surgut State University Journal
European and International Law Studies
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Legal monitoring in Russia and Kazakhstan: Comparative law research

A. V. Nechkin, Valentina Rudenko
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Abstract

The article provides a comparative analysis of the legal monitoring in Russia and Kazakhstan. By synthesizing general scientific methods and special law methods, the article develops its methodological strategy. The authors identify and analyze the disadvantages of legal monitoring institutions in Russia and Kazakhstan. Comparative law research reveals that adapting some of Kazakhstan’s legal regulation monitoring experience in Russia is possible. The implementation of mathematical formulas for individual monitoring indicators, monitoring quality control mechanisms, detailed document requirements based on monitoring results, and a unified automated information system for monitoring services is potential. The authors formulate general proposals to improve the legal regulation monitoring in Russia and Kazakhstan.

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