PROSECUTOR'S SUPERVISION OVER THE OBSERVANCE OF LAND LEGISLATION

This study's relevance stems from the increasing land law violations and the need for stronger prosecutorial supervision. The problem lies in ineffective control mechanisms, which lead to violations of legal land relations. The methods included legal framework analysis, a comparative study of judicial practice, and empirical approaches based on violation data. The main violations were illegal land use (50%), misuse of land (30%), and noncompliance with land allocation procedures (20%). The following problems were identified: weak coordination between agencies, insufficient resources, and low public awareness. Measures to improve prosecutorial supervision are proposed, including strengthening inter-agency cooperation and optimizing control mechanisms.