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The article highlights some of the fundamental institutions of the General Part of Civil Law, as well as corporate and property law, which should fix the balance of private and public interests; their shortcomings and possible development prospects are shown. The necessity of a well-known change in understanding the subjects of private and public (public) interests and in their content from the point of view of the common interests of all participants in the civil (property) turnover is substantiated.

The mechanisms for resolving disputes between international organizations and their servants haven’t been deeply studied yet in both Russian and foreign legal literature. The article covers the pre-litigation formal mechanisms for resolving this type of disputes. The author examines organization and functioning of mechanism for administrative review of the decisions affecting the rights of international civil servants, as well as peer review mechanism.

The article is devoted to the relation between the principle of independence and separateness of a legal entity and the limited liability of its members. The article describes both legal and economic views on the relationship of these categories. The author analyses the influence of evolution of the principle of limited liability and legal personality on modern mechanisms for protecting the rights and interests of creditors. In the end, the author concludes that limited liability has become one of the basic characteristics of a legal entity that required constant regulation and improvement of mechanisms for protecting the rights and interests of creditors of companies and the need to maintain the balance of interests of the participants of corporate relationships taking into account the national law.

Contemporary international law has formulated the definition of a non-international armed conflict. However, the doctrine does not yet have a unified position on the scientific justification of possible participants in the non-international armed conflict, the legal consequences of the beginning and end of such a conflict, the main directions of their international and national legal regulation. In the framework of this article, the author will elaborate on the analysis some of the legal consequences of the beginning and end of a non-international armed conflict.

The article is devoted to determining the specifics of legal awareness of future lawyers. A longitudinal study, conducted since 2008, allows us to identify dynamic changes in the attitude of young people to illegal manifestations, in the verbal readiness to violate moral principles and legal norms, in the level of trust in representatives of law enforcement agencies and the judicial system. Particular attention is paid to the role of the value-motivational sphere of the individual in the determining of illegal behavior, identifying of risks of deviant and illegal behavior of young people.

The article highlights the individual legal aspects of the institution of property in the traditional legal system of the Mordovian people. Great attention is paid to the analysis of “signs of ownership” (in Moksha-Mordvin language “tyashks”, in Erzya-Mordvin language “teshks”), which marked the belonging of the particular object to the concrete owner.

The article highlights the diversity of aspects of the concept of popular representation, its advantages, species characteristics, principles from the perspective of modern approaches to Russian and European models; current trends in the development of representative institutions — parliaments.

The article analyzes problems of appealing inactivity of public authorities. Theoretical and practical issues of introducing the mechanism of implied decisions into the Russian system of law as an effective remedy against violation of rights of citizens (organizations) in case of illegal inactivity of public authorities are covered in the article.

The article systematizes approaches to the consideration of objects that stand out in environmental law. The issues of including in the list of environmental protection objects those natural objects that are not defined in law — soils, flora, and also for which it is impossible or difficult for various reasons to develop legal regulation — ozone layer, the Universe, climate, etc. The urgency of the problem of accounting for objective, natural science, technical and other limits for the creation and development of legal regulation in relation to a number of objects is emphasized.

The article deals with the issue of legal counteraction to cyberattacks committed anonymously in computer systems and networks. In reviewing examples of cybercrime in world practice and analyzing the international legal regulation of the global information sphere, the author justifies the need to assign a unique identifier to each user, through which it will be possible to record and promptly receive data on illegal activities in the computer network.