Abstract

The article is dedicated to the study of a number of tendencies in the development of judicial protection of human rights from the standpoint of the assurance of efficient and constructive cooperation between public government and the civil society. The author justifies the opinion that contemporary Russian justice as the main component of the mechanism of judicial protection of human rights and freedoms is supplemented with efficiently developing institutions of prosecution, advocacy, notaries, corporate and individual legal assistance, civil society; however, certain models, examples and patterns from the state law history of the country could play a positive role as well.

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