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- Russian constitutional law as a branch of law and a branch of science
- The subject and methods of Russian constitutional law
- Constitutional and legal responsibility: concept and main features
- Sources of constitutional law of the Russian Federation
- Constitution: essence, content, properties and types
- Development of the Constitution in Russia
- The Constitution of the Russian Federation of 1993: the principles of supremacy and direct action
- The procedure for reviewing, amending and amending the Constitution of the Russian Federation
- Legal protection of the Constitution of the Russian Federation
- The concept and general characteristics of the foundations of the constitutional order of the Russian Federation
- The Russian state and its constitutional characteristics
- State sovereignty of the Russian Federation
- Economic and political foundations of the constitutional order of Russia
- The principles of the social and legal state in the Constitution of the Russian Federation
- Democracy is the basis of the constitutional system of the Russian Federation. Types and forms of democracy
- The concept and types of referendums in the Russian Federation
- All-Russian referendum: the procedure for organizing and holding
- Fundamentals of the legal status of the individual in the Russian Federation: the concept and main elements
- Principles of the constitutional status of a person and a citizen in the Russian Federation
- Citizenship of the Russian Federation: concept and general principles
- Grounds and procedure for acquiring citizenship of the Russian Federation
- Grounds and procedure for termination of citizenship of the Russian Federation
- Legal status of foreign citizens and stateless persons in the Russian Federation. Right of asylum
- Legal Status of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons in Russia
- Institute of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms of Man and Citizen in the Russian Federation
- Personal rights and freedoms of citizens of the Russian Federation
- Freedom of conscience and religion in the Russian Federation. Fundamentals of the legal status of religious associations
- Political rights of citizens of the Russian Federation
- The right to association in the Russian Federation: content and normative framework. Fundamentals of the legal status of public associations
- Political parties in Russia
- Freedom of information. Fundamentals of the legal status of the media
- Socio-economic and cultural rights and freedoms under the constitution of the Russian Federation
- Constitutional obligations of the individual in the Russian Federation
- Constitutional guarantees of fundamental rights, freedoms of man and citizen in the Russian Federation
- Institute of the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation
- Legal regime of martial law and state of emergency in the Russian Federation
- Principles of the federal structure of the Russian Federation
- The principle of equality and self-determination of peoples and the forms of its implementation. Legal Status of Indigenous Peoples and National Minorities in the Russian Federation
- Constitutional and legal status of subjects of the Russian Federation
- Autonomous okrugs and autonomous region: constitutional and legal status
- Principles of delimitation of subjects of jurisdiction and powers of public authorities of the Russian Federation and its subjects
- Legal forms of differentiation of powers and interaction of the Russian Federation and its subjects. Legal significance of treaties and agreements between state authorities of the Russian Federation and subjects of the Russian Federation
- Correlation between the legislation of the Russian Federation and its subjects
- Admission to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new subject of the federation in Russia
- State symbols and legal status of the capital of Russia
- Legal status of languages in the Russian Federation
- Suffrage: concept, structure, regulatory framework
- Principles of Russian electoral law
- Types of electoral systems and their use in the formation of public authorities of the Russian Federation
- The electoral process in the Russian Federation: general characteristics
- Calling elections, formation of electoral districts as a stage of the electoral process
- Election commissions for the election of deputies: concept, system, formation procedure, composition, term of office, competence
- Candidate nomination as a stage of the electoral process
- Registration of candidates. Status of registered candidates
- Voter information and campaigning
- Financing elections in Russia
- Voting and determination of election results
- Recognition of elections as invalid and invalid
- The procedure for determining the results of elections of deputies of the State Duma in a federal electoral district
- Separation of powers and unity of the system of public authorities: implementation in the Russian Federation
- The President of the Russian Federation as the head of state, the main activities
- Elections of the President of the Russian Federation
- Powers of the President of the Russian Federation
- Termination of powers of the President of the Russian Federation and guarantees to the President of the Russian Federation who has terminated the exercise of his powers
- Bodies under the President of the Russian Federation. Administration of the President of the Russian Federation. Security Council of the Russian Federation
- State Council of the Russian Federation. Institute of Plenipotentiary Representatives of the President of the Russian Federation
- Acts of the President of the Russian Federation: procedure for publication and entry into force
- Constitutional and legal status of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation
- Structure and competence of the State Duma of the Russian Federation
- The procedure for the work of the State Duma of the Russian Federation
- The procedure for the formation of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation
- Structure and competence of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation
- Procedure for the work of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation
- The status of a deputy of the State Duma and a member of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation
- Legislative process in the Russian Federation: general characteristics
- The right of legislative initiative in the Russian Federation and subjects of the Russian Federation
- Procedure for Consideration, Adoption and Approval of Federal Laws
- Procedure for the publication and entry into force of federal laws and acts of the chambers of the federal assembly
- Control powers of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation
- Constitutional foundations of the organization of the system of executive authorities in the Russian Federation
- Constitutional foundations of the status of the Government of the Russian Federation: the procedure for formation, powers, acts
- Constitutional foundations of the judiciary in Russia
- Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation: functions, structure, basic principles of activity
- Constitutional legal proceedings in the Russian Federation
- Decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation
- General principles of organization of the system of public authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation
- Legislative authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation
- Executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation
- Interaction between the legislative and executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation
- Local self-government in the Russian Federation: general principles of organization and activity
39. CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL STATUS OF THE SUBJECTS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
The Russian state is a federation.
The Russian Federation is formed by a set of relatively independent territorial entities, subjects of the Russian Federation.
The subject of the Russian Federation - a territorial entity with limited legal capacity, having some features of statehood, built on the territorial or national principle of formation.
The limited legal capacity of the subjects of the Russian Federation means that they are independent only within the limits of their competence.
The Russian Federation has the following principles of formation of the territory of the subjects of the Russian Federation:
1) territorial principle;
2) national principle;
3) national-territorial (mixed) principle.
Territorial principle The formation of a subject of the Russian Federation means that the boundaries of such a subject are determined solely by the presence of a large covered territory and a large number of residents. According to this principle, as a rule, territories, regions, as well as cities of federal significance are formed.
National principle means that the formation of a subject of the Russian Federation is associated with the characteristics of the national composition of the population. The subjects of the Russian Federation, formed according to the national principle, often have a small territory, but include associations of the peoples of Russia and therefore are separated into independent subjects of the Russian Federation.
mixed type formation of the subject of the Russian Federation includes the features of both the national and territorial principles.
Types subjects of the Russian Federation:
1) 21 republics within the Russian Federation (these are independent subjects of the Russian Federation, which have the features of statehood, they have the right to independently determine the internal policy of the subject of the Russian Federation);
2) 6 territories (these subjects of the Russian Federation are formed on the basis of the territorial principle and are distinguished by a vast territory);
3) 49 regions (just like the regions, they are built on a territorial principle, but have a relatively small area);
4) 2 cities of federal significance: Moscow, St. Petersburg (they are classified as subjects of the Russian Federation only due to their large territory and population);
5) Jewish Autonomous Region (the only subject of the Russian Federation with such a legal form);
6) 10 autonomous okrugs (they are formed on a national basis and to preserve historically established relationships within the okrug).
Depending on the type of subject of the Federation, their legal status within the state and in relations with other subjects of the Russian Federation is differentiated.
The republics within the Russian Federation have the greatest amount of powers, and the autonomous okrugs and autonomous regions have the least, since they are part of other constituent entities of the Russian Federation (territories and regions), and therefore partially depend on the decisions of government bodies. The territories and regions within the Russian Federation have approximately equal powers.
Cities of federal significance have a special status among the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. They represent the Russian Federation and are its "face".
Evidence subjects of the Russian Federation:
1) do not have state sovereignty;
2) do not have the right to self-determination due to the principle of the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation;
3) the status of citizens of the Russian Federation is the same throughout the entire territory of the Russian Federation, regardless of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation in which the citizen lives;
4) exercise powers in accordance with federal legislation;
5) all subjects of the Russian Federation have equal rights.
Author: Kakovkina Ye.N.
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