Abstract
The article analyzes the definition and formation of the essence of the category of “offenses related to corruption in the field of land relations” both from the standpoint of different scientific views and the definition presented in the regulatory plane. It is said that Ukraine is currently facing a number of serious problems, including the fact that corruption-related offenses are pervasive. The presence of corruption is a significant threat to the rule of law, the development of democracy, and the formation of civil society. Against this backdrop, legal relations that are engulfed in corruption stand out as land relations, as they are of strategic importance to the state. This problem is being updated in connection with the implementation of land reform and the further implementation of the free land market. The importance of solving this problem for Ukraine is also underlined by the recommendations, which are the first priority measures in combating corruption in the land sphere, provided by the working group “Perspectives of cooperation between Ukraine and the EU in the field of justice, freedom and security” on combating corruption in the field of land relations, in the composition of land relations, which included 97 scientists, scientists and statesmen. It is advisable to consider the concept of “administrative offenses related to corruption in the field of land relations” in a stable, inseparable way with the definition of the term “corruption offenses”, which will allow us to get as close as possible to its essence. Namely, “administrative offense related to corruption in the land sphere” is, respectively, understood as the guilty, unlawful behavior of a subject that encroaches on the established order of management in the field related to land relations and for which administrative legislation provides for liability
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