The article analyzes the condition of development of the institute of regulatory impact assessment in the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as the main trends in this area. The article also developed specific proposals for the integrated implementation of the institute of regulatory impact assessment.
This article describes the development trends and analysis of the problems of the Institute for the Treatment of Citizens. It also discloses methods and aspects of the practical application of laws and regulations adopted in this area, as well as urgent problems of considering appeals of individuals and legal entities in our national legislation.
This article shows the need to evaluate the activities of civil servants, analyzes the experience of foreign countries. Based on the results of the study, appropriate criteria for the effective organization of evaluation of civil servants ' activities have been developed.
Within the framework of this article, new fundamental, conceptual and basic principles of judicial reform are substantiated and proposed - digitalization and virtualization of economic legal proceedings, which will significantly provide access to justice for individuals and legal entities, ensure its maximum openness and transparency. In practical terms, this concept implements the principle of independence and objectivity in judicial decisions, will serve as an anticorruption mechanism and will help to prevent unlawful interference in the affairs of a judge and pressure on him by the prosecutor's office or other authorities, which will be a conceptual approach for reviewing not only arbitration, but and civil, criminal, administrative processes and will give a significant impetus to the further development of the judicial system of any country.
This article provide a thorough investigation of management issues in partnerships, existing in national and foreign legislations based on the scientific views of scientists and a comparative-legal analysis of legal systems of the United Kingdom and the USA, Russia and the Republic of Uzbekistan. Furthermore, this article enumerates the actual problems existing in national legislation related to the management and conduct of business in legal entities, such as the absence of risk sharing mechanism and professional managers, which, subsequently, adversely influences on the decision making of investors. Additionally, this article provides suggestions for the elimination of the enumerated problems and the improvement of management issues in partnerships.
The article analyzes the concept of prosecutorial supervision over the execution of legislation in the field of ecology and environmental protection considering its special features and objectives.
The article examines the issues of ensuring the admissibility of evidence obtained as a result of demonstration for recognition, examines a number of legal literature, opinions of experts in this field, and provides an in-depth analysis of these issues with problematic examples from the practice of judicial investigation. Based on the results of the analysis and research, advanced foreign experience was demonstrated on the admissibility of evi- dence obtained as a result of demonstration for recognition, and proposals and recommendations were developed on their further application in the criminal procedure legis- lation of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
This article provides a concise explanation of the notion of dispute resolution in cyberspace. It reviews some of the recent studies on the use of online dispute resolution, especially the use of e-negotiation, e-mediation and e-arbitration, considers the issues concerning the intricacies of settling and resolving disputes in cyberspace and concludes that online and offline dispute resolution methods will be more widely used in the near future.
The article examines general issues of the international division of labor, the formation and development of a system of regulation of the international division of labor, taking into account the development of interna- tional trade.
We are in the midst of the fourth industrial revolution. We are seeing technology shift its identity: where it was previously used by us as a blunt instrument, it now replaces us, simply waiting for the correct instructions. This is why we hear about “disruptive” tech. When artificial intelligence has the power to perform relatively sophisticated lawyerly skills, we know it will become pervasive, but we think it’s time to put to bed those conspira- cy theories about “robo-lawyers”; Artificial intelligence is the reality to be embraced – the only future. Accordingly, this article will try to argue about the pre- sent potential use of artificial intelligence, namely in International Arbitration and will examine pros and cons that the arbitration community might get from implementing artificial intelligence in their day to day course of work. The article will also question the challenges that the arbitration community might face due to such innovative approach and equally the benefits it could achieve from it.