Current state and problems of reforming of the russian legislation on administrative responsibility
The need and demand for a profound radical reform of the archaic, of the very imperfect legislation of Russia about administrative responsibility have long understood and legislators, and enforcers, and the scientific community, and representatives of human rights organizations. As shown by retrospective analysis of administrativelegal theory and current enforcement practices, the current legislation on administrative responsibility does not correspond to the scale and standards of a legal state, hinders the development of civil society institutions, and the outdated doctrine of administrative law has ceased to meet the goals and objectives of public administration.