The Evolution of Constitutional Proceedings in Russia: Problems, Development Paths, and the Influence of Political Realities

The article examines the position and functions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation within the system of state power, as well as its unique competencies and the challenges arising in the process of law enforcement. It analyzes instances of inconsistency in court decisions and the use of general legal principles in argumentation. Particular attention is given to decision-making mechanisms, the influence of socio-political factors, and issues related to resolving legal conflicts. The author emphasizes the need for clear regulation of procedures for revising constitutional interpretations, which is essential for ensuring the stability of the legal system. Overall, the article explores key aspects of the Constitutional Court’s activities, its significance within the state system, and the main challenges it faces in legal practice.