ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATIVE AMENDMENTS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND DRAFT LAWS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE ADMINISTRATIVE JUDICIARY IN UKRAINE DURING MARTIAL LAW

Abstract

The article presents an analysis of new legislation, recommendations of the Supreme Court and the Council of Judges of Ukraine, as well as bills registered by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine aimed at improving administrative justice in Ukraine during martial law. It is emphasized that despite the conditions of martial law, the constitutional right to judicial protection cannot be limited. Even in these difficult conditions, the right of individuals and legal entities to appeal in court against decisions, actions or omissions of public authorities, local governments, officials and officials, which is guaranteed by Article 55 of the Constitution of Ukraine, must be guaranteed by the state. Attention is drawn to the efforts made by the judiciary and other authorities to improve the situation in the field of justice during hostilities and to obstacles in this area, which, in particular, Parliament is trying to eliminate by amending legislation, including the Code of Administrative Procedure justice of Ukraine. It is argued that it is necessary to create effective mechanisms at the level of law that would work and ensure access to justice in wartime, promote fair, impartial and timely consideration and resolution of administrative cases and effective protection of human rights, freedoms and interests from violations by government officials powers. It is emphasized that the prompt development of new concepts of administrative proceedings and the prospects for their further practical implementation depend on the solution of pressing problems in the legal field and administrative and judicial practice. The activity of courts in the period from 24.02.2022 to 02.05.2022 is analyzed. Ways to improve the rules of substantive and procedural law on the conduct of justice or martial law are considered.