The principle of justice in the jurisdictional process: some problems in law enforcement

Relevance. General theoretical study of the principle of justice in the legal process is relevant in light of the ever-increasing demand of our civil society for justice in general and in connection with its undeniable significance in legal proceedings - jurisdictional process. Study of the principle of justice from the standpoint of the general theory of law as a basic science enables branch sciences, such as criminal, civil, arbitration, administrative processes, to obtain the necessary information about the role and significance for them of the essence and content of the principle of justice as one of the basic principles in the system of procedural principles of modern jurisprudence. The purpose of this study is to attempt to show, based on the essence of justice as such, its determinacy of other principles of the legal process in general and its type - jurisdictional process, as well as individual problems in law enforcement in relation to this principle.

Objectives. To disclose the idea of this article, the following objectives were set and solved: to define the concept of jurisdictional process; to correlate the principles of law and legal principles, as well as the principle of justice with other principles; to identify some problems in the legislative consolidation of the principle of justice in the jurisdictional process.

Methodology. The methodological basis of the study includes general scientific techniques and methods of scientific knowledge, as well as special and specific scientific methods - formal-legal and interpretive.

Results. This study allows us to determine the role and significance of the principle of justice in the jurisdictional process in relation to other procedural principles and to note some gaps (indifference) in the legislation.

Conclusion. Given the unconditional significance of the principle of justice in the jurisdictional process, it is necessary to legislatively consolidate it in such procedural codes as the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation, the Civil Procedure Code of the Russian Federation and the Arbitration Procedure Code of the Russian Federation.

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