ACTIVITY OF SOCIALLY ORIENTED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AS A CONSTITUTIONAL AND LAWFUL BEHAVIOR
The subject of the article is the activity of socially oriented non-profit organizations as a constitutional and lawful behavior. The following issues are put forward: if the activities of socially oriented non-profit organizations are an example of constitutional and lawful behavior, and to what extent constitutional values are embodied through their activities. In the science of constitutional law, insufficient attention is paid to the study of the activities of socially oriented non-profit organizations. In this regard, the study is carried out by analyzing regulatory legal and law enforcement acts, as well as the direct activities of socially oriented non-profit organizations. Formed during the activities of socially oriented non-profit organizations, social relations represent an example of implementation of constitutional regulations. Thus, it is important to analyze the direct activities of socially oriented non-profit organizations. Based on a doctrinal view of the elements of constitutional and lawful behavior, the author reveals the existence of a constitutional interest, a motive and a goal in the development and operation of socially oriented non-profit organizations. The constitutionality of methods, approaches and means used by socially oriented non-profit organizations to achieve the goal are analyzed, and focus on achieving a legal result is studied. The hypothesis is justified that the activity of socially oriented non-profit organizations is an example of constitutional and lawful behavior and mainly an implementation of constitutional values.