Theoretical Aspects of Providing Evidence in Administrative Process

Abstract

The article deals with theoretical aspects of providing evidence in administrative process. Attention is drawn to the importance of evidence for administrative procedural practice. It is concluded that the administrative process is aimed at understanding the truth in the context of administrative cases. At the same time, evidence in administrative proceedings has its own features that distinguish it from evidence in other types of legal proceedings. One of the major shortcomings is the lack of systematization of administrative and procedural rules. It is noted that the measures of administrative and procedural support are twofold in nature. On the one hand, they can be aim at collecting evidence, on the other hand — at administrative-procedural prevention of offenses and drafting of administrative-procedural documents. An attempt has been made to substantiate that the process of providing evidence is present not only in such traditional administrative proceedings as proceedings in cases of administrative offenses or in administrative and disciplinary proceedings, but also in administrative and procedural proceedings. Attention has been focused on types of administrative and procedural actions undertaken in the process of providing evidence in administrative and procedural proceedings.