Abstract
On the basis of theoretical and legal analysis, the types of restrictions on constitutional rights established in connection with the replacement of public offices of a subject of the Russian Federation were determined, and the existing problems and contradictions in this area were indicated. It is shown that the current legislation does not separate the restrictions of constitutional rights in the sense of part 3 of article 55 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation and the immanent limits of the rights of citizens who hold public office in a subject of the Russian Federation. The paper also draws attention to the gap in Russian legislation in terms of disciplinary liability of persons holding public positions in the Russian Federation for violations of anti-corruption requirements. The article substantiates the need for regulatory consolidation at the Federal level of other types of disciplinary responsibility, in addition to dismissal due to loss of trust. In addition, regional laws that establish the basis for the legal status of persons who hold public positions in various authorities of the Russian Federation should include rules that oblige authorized persons to take decisions on the application of disciplinary measures in established cases.
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