Abstract

In modern realities, when Russia seeks to build a rule-of-law state and a developed civil society, the theoretical and methodological foundations of the direct operation of the Constitution require scientific substantiation and development. In addition, this issue is especially relevant for the Russian state, in which constitutional norms for a long time did not play the role of real legal regulators. Moreover, this kind of practice was typical of most states that, following the Russian Federation, established in their texts language on the direct action of constitutional norms (Ukraine, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan). The article is devoted to the problem of the direct effect of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. The author clarifies the meaning of this terminological turnover and assigns it to the dynamic properties of the Basic Law, which becomes in demand in the process of implementing constitutional and legal regulations. Particular attention is paid to the activities of the Constitutional Court of Russia in the sphere of providing direct action to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, its legal positions. In the end, it is concluded that with the help of the Court's legal positions it is possible to ensure the dynamics of constitutional norms without changing the text of the Basic Law.DOI 10.14258/izvasu(2018)3-18

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