Abstract

This review is a brief review of the monograph by S.A. Kurochkin “The Effectiveness of Civil Proceedings”. The effectiveness and efficiency of judicial protection of rights, freedoms and legitimate interests remains one of the urgent problems of modern jurisprudence. The book describes the concept of the effectiveness of civil proceedings, which made it possible to look at the issues of the effectiveness and efficiency of judicial activity in a comprehensive manner, to apply the methods of sociology of law, a systematic approach and economic analysis of law. The theoretical and applied aspects of effective going to court, an effective procedure for considering a case, an effective court decision and effective verification procedures, which together become the result of the implementation of effective rules of civil and arbitration procedural law, are considered. Conditions, criteria and performance indicators, as well as procedural means of ensuring and increasing the efficiency of modern Russian civil proceedings are proposed. Also, the author makes a very interesting remark that in the great and powerful Russian language there were not enough synonyms for the term “efficiency”, so it is used by the author much more often than stylistic considerations require. In contrast, it is noted that at least three consonant terms are used in the English-language legal literature, reflecting different aspects of such a complex and rich phenomenon as efficiency.

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