Zagidullin M.R.

Administrative procedure is noted by a significant step in the development of the institution of legal (primarily procedural) responsibility, which is reflected in the appearance of a special section of the Code. Determining the place of the ratio of measures of procedural compulsion and measures of procedural responsibility, the author shows that these concepts overlap: not all measures of non-property procedural compulsion in administrative proceedings are measures of procedural responsibility (so, the obligation to appear cannot be considered a measure of legal responsibility), while not all measures of procedural responsibility are measures of procedural compulsion. In addition, the author conducted a comparative analysis of the implementation of each measure of procedural coercion with civil and arbitration procedures.