Abstract
This article outlines the challenges of setting objectives for the current procedural policy in Russia. The primary focus is on the methodological support of research in the field under study. For a comprehensive and thorough analysis of the objectives of Russian procedural policy, the following factors are crucial: distinguishing between absolute and relative values, understanding the relationship between “legal” and “judicial” processes, setting priorities and tasks for fulfilling the pursued tactical and strategic objectives, considering the constitutional and legal doctrine of protecting citizens’ rights and freedoms, and many other factors that require theoretical jurisprudence to address the concept of procedural policy in Russia. In this context, the main objectives of procedural policy are determined by either public or private law in relation to the intended functions of these institutions.
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