Abstract
The article is devoted to the issue of the place of an assistant judge in the system of civil and arbitration procedural relations. The author analyzes the existing approaches to determining the place of an assistant judge in the classification of subjects of civil and arbitration procedural relations. According to the author, the assistant judge is an separate subject of such legal relations. The widespread approach of classifying a judicial assistant as a facilitator of justice seems to be incorrect. In order to classify the subjects of civil and arbitration procedural relations, the author proposes to classify the assistant judge in the same group of subjects as a court.
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