Abstract

The question of studying the subjective right of a citizen to receive free legal aid cannot be started without studying the basics of the categorical apparatus, which allows to fully carry out the search for a uniform definition of “the subjective right of citizens”, revealing the meaning of such concept from the point of view of public law. All the more so as the changing epoch and voluminous mass of information insistently demands from the scientific community of administrators clear criteria of notions historically established by other branches of law. The article considers the concept of the subject of law and subjective law in administrative law from the point of view of defining the categorical apparatus within the mechanism of rendering free legal aid. The analysis of the research allows to draw a conclusion about the lack of uniformity in the definition of approaches to the interpretation of legal categories in public law. The author has made an attempt to define the concept of citizens’ subjective right from the point of view of administrative law science in relation to the Law “Pro bono legal aid”.

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