Abstract
According to modern Russian procedural legislation, the protection of public legal interests is carried out in civil and administrative proceedings. In administrative proceedings, interests that are implemented in a public-law power relationship are protected; in civil proceedings, interests that are implemented in a public legal relationship based on equality of the parties are protected. The author believes that all public legal interests are united in that their implementation is significant for the whole society, its part, and an indefinite circle of people. This feature gives rise to the specifics of not only the implementation, but also the protection of public legal interests. The current state of Affairs in which some publicly-legal interests defended in administrative proceedings and the other in civil law, the author believes is wrong, because it may lead to inadequate protection and the violation of such interests in the application of procedures, not taking into account the peculiarities of the subject of protection. Based on a broad understanding of administrative proceedings as proceedings for the protection of public legal interests, with the exception of those that receive protection in constitutional and criminal proceedings, the author puts forward the thesis that in administrative proceedings there should be proceedings designed to consider disputes that are not related to legal relations. Thus, it is justified that administrative proceedings should have special administrative and administrative claim proceedings.
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