Abstract
The article poses the problem and proposes solutions to the issue of specifying the category of public order in procedural legislation. The development of Russian legislation in this direction is objectively necessary and is intended to ensure transparency and predictability in the formation of approaches to law enforcement practice. Currently, law enforcement practice has developed approaches to applying the category of public order when resolving the issue of enforcement of decisions of foreign courts and arbitrations. It seems possible to draw a conclusion about the need to harmonize approaches to law enforcement practice and discuss the prospects for improving procedural legislation in terms of specifying the criteria of public order.
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