Abstract
The author analyses the latest changes in adminis-trative and criminal law caused by the pandemic of the new coronavirus infection, as well as their im-plementation in the activities of Executive authori-ties and other entities with administrative powers. It seems that in the unusual circumstances of restric-tive measures of a public-law nature, the conse-quences of the load should be taken into account on budgets of all levels. The author assumes that the authorities will have to pay more attention to the observance and protection of the rights and legiti-mate interests of citizens in connection with the use of administrative coercion measures during the quarantine period. At the same time, it is proposed to conduct more explanatory educational work among the population, and possibly to study for-eign experience. The author believes that, in order to prevent harmful consequences in society, without tightening censorship in the media, in the infor-mation and telecommunications network of the In-ternet, the lawmakers need to prohibit the publica-tion and popularization of unverified, deliberately false information.
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