Abstract

The article is devoted to a comprehensive study and scientific analysis of the current anti-corruption legislation, which regulates the bringing of civil servants to disciplinary responsibility in the form of disciplinary dismissal for committing corruption offenses. Civil servants are persons who, while in the civil service, perform the tasks and functions of the state. The human rights and freedoms in Ukraine depend on how honestly they are in the performance of official duties and adhere to the current anti-corruption legislation. Disciplinary liability of civil servants has its own specifics associated with a special subject of liability, which carries out not just labor, but professional service activities. Thus, bringing a civil servant to criminal or administrative responsibility for committing corruption offenses leads to disciplinary liability in the form of disciplinary dismissal from the civil service.Based on the analysis of regulations governing legal relations in the field of bringing civil servants to justice for corruption offenses, proposals were made to improve the current legislation in this area, and it was concluded that the dismissal of civil servants for corruption offenses has its own features, which are in that: first, the procedure for dismissal of a civil servant for a corruption offense is regulated by labor law; secondly, the disciplinary responsibility of a civil servant for committing corruption offenses is manifested in the form of disciplinary dismissal; thirdly, an official authorized by law to appoint and dismiss civil servants must, in a mandatory manner, apply to a civil servant a disciplinary sanction in the form of dismissal in the event of the entry into force of a court decision on the recruitment of a civil servant. to administrative liability for corruption offenses; fourth, a disciplinary sanction in the form of disciplinary dismissal for a corruption offense shall be applied no later than three days from the date of occurrence or establishment of the entry into force of a court decision to bring a civil servant to administrative responsibility.

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