Abstract
The article analyzes the problematic issues arising in connection with the receipt by the operational units of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation of a court decision to conduct a public inspection of residential premises. The necessity of minimizing the use of coercion in the course of conducting a public inspection of residential premises, within the framework of the received judge's decision, is substantiated. In the article, the author focuses on the need for legislative consolidation of subsequent judicial control over the conduct of the operational search event in question in order to ensure the legality of its results. The author proposes amendments to the operational search legislation, in terms of legal regulation of judicial authorization of public inspection of residential premises.
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