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The Constitutional Restrictions of Rights of Organizations in the Russian Federation

Student: Makarova Aleksandra

Supervisor: Svetlana Maslennikova

Faculty: Faculty of Law

Educational Programme: Jurisprudence (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2017

The aim of the present Graduation Research is to examine the theory and practice of the existing constitutional restrictions on rights and freedoms of organizations, a synthesis of theoretical positions and organize a national experience of regulation of this area of the constitutional law, with the aim of finding and formulating the problems and solutions in order to protect the constitutional order and security of the state. The Graduation Research consists of introduction, 4 chapters, 11 sections, conclusions and bibliography list. The introduction substantiates the relevance of the topic, specifies goals, objectives, subject and object of research, as well as the main works of the authors that developed this issue.In Chapter I examines existing constitutional guarantees of rights of citizens and organizations: the notion of rights as the Supreme value protected by the Constitution, the types of constitutional rights and freedoms, the overall clarity of the rights and freedoms of citizens and organizations and their constitutional tightness. Chapter II moves from the categories possible categories of restrictions on rights and freedoms: the legal nature of these constraints and their theoretical underpinnings, culminating with a discussion of the limits of rights.Chapter III focuses on the constitutional and legal bases of the status of organizations in Russia, their role in the state. Chapter IV is an overview of the jurisprudence of the constitutional Court of the Russian Federation for the limitation of rights: principles for the resolution of legal conflicts related to the implementation of the activities of the organizations and current trends in judicial practice. On the basis of the study draws conclusions about the existing problems in the sphere of the constitutional regulation of the rights organizations and discusses proposed solutions. The volume of the thesis is 53 pages, when writing was used 36 sources.

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