CONCEPTS OF “SUBJECTIVE RIGHT” AND “LEGITIMATE INTEREST”IN TERMS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLES 15 AND 79OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
The value of the “subjective right” of the multinational people of the Russian Federation is the ensuring that the state guarantees their rights and freedoms, primarily those enshrined in Articles 2, 17, 18 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. The lack of a unified scientific and legitimate definition of “legitimate interest” allows defining it as the interest of a particular entity, not itemized in the legislation, but guarded and protected by the state, governed by the principles of law, primarily the basic principles and guarantees of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. The representative government may not restrict the rights and freedoms of the citizen of the Russian Federation, performing a subjective interpretation of international acts by the European Court of Human Rights, that contravenes to the principles of the Constitution of the Russian Federation designed to provide “enhanced protection” of fundamental human rights as “national legitimate interests” of the multinational peoples of Russia.