LEGAL PRINCIPLES OF THE COURT APPARATUS ACTIVITY AND THE PLACE OF ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL REGULATION AMONG THEM

Abstract

The author has comprehensively researched legal principles of the court apparatus activity and has substantiated their significance. The basic regulatory acts, which regulate the activity of the court apparatus, have been defined and characterized; their classification has been developed. The legal principles for the activities of the court apparatus have been offered to divide into the following groups: 1) of organizational and managerial nature that regulate the procedure for the establishment, organization, management, functioning and operation of the court apparatus, its interaction with other participants in the legal relations within the justice system; 2) of guaranteeing nature that regulate issues of material and financial provision of the court apparatus; 3) of personnel direction, intended to implement personnel policy in the system of court activity; 4) of control direction for exercising control over the lawfulness of the activity of the court apparatus, discipline, preventing corruption, etc.; 5) of normative and ethical nature for establishing and observing the rules of conduct of the employees of the court apparatus and preventing competitive interests.

It has been argued that the importance of the place of administrative and legal regulation in the legal principles of the court apparatus activity is primarily determined by the organizational and managerial direction of the court apparatus activity, as well as the urgent need for a clear and detailed regulation of all administrative and legal aspects of the establishment, organization, functioning, activity and interaction of the court apparatus. in order to ensure the efficient and high-quality work of judges and, accordingly, the implementation of the state-guaranteed right to a fair trial, protection and restoration of violated rights and interests in the court.