Normative determination of guarantees of political rights in the sphere of administrative justice

Abstract

This study analyzes the normative definition of the guarantees of political rights of citizens. A dialectical methodology of knowledge of law is used, and law is interpreted as an attribute of social management of society. A legal norm is understood as a process of necessity, the elements of which are the hypothesis, disposition and sanction of the norm in their organic connection. It is shown that the political rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen are established by the disposition of the legal norm, and their guarantees are determined by the sanction of the legal norm. The public legal character of political rights conditions their guarantee by legal acts of the court of administrative justice, as a type of justice. The study concludes that improving the normative definition of the guarantees of political rights is an urgent task for the management and legal regulation of political relations in modern society.