Scientific Journal of KubSAU

In this article some features of legal regulation of the institute of public service are considered. The analysis of the norms of the service rights establishing the special administrative legal status of public servants is carried out. The author investigated the considerable list of the pre-revolutionary, soviet and modern legal literature devoted to topical issues of institute of public service. The main concept of this article is that the institute of public service is considered by us from a systemic position. For example, the content of the concept of "state position" from the point of view of both standard the contents, and opinions of representatives of the scientific doctrine is revealed. The author's definition of the legal category "state position" is offered. Besides, various concepts of understanding of the concept "public service" are presented in article. Thus the author paid attention to the fact that earlier in the domestic legislation there was no common opinion and standard establishment of the legal category of "public service". The main signs of the state position by the legislation of the Russian Empire are given in article. It is noted that in pre-revolutionary Russia legislators had identified the concepts of "public servant" and "official". This approach, according to the author, wasn't the advantage of the pre-revolutionary legislation, testifying to the low level of legislative equipment

In this article some features of legal regulation of institute of public service are considered. The analysis of the norms of the office right establishing special administrative legal status of public servants is carried out. The author investigated the considerable list of the pre-revolutionary, soviet and modern legal literature devoted to topical issues of institute of public service. The main concept of this article is that the institute of public service is considered by us from a systemacity position. For example, the content of the concept "state position" from the point of view of both standard the contents, and opinions of representatives of the scientific doctrine is opened. The author's definition of the legal category "state position" is offered. Besides, various concepts of understanding of the concept "public service" are presented in article. Thus the author paid attention that earlier in the domestic legislation there was uniform no opinion and standard establishment of the legal category "public service". The main signs of the state position by the legislation of the Russian Empire are given in article. It is noted that in pre-revolutionary Russia legislators identified the concepts "public servant" and "official". This approach, according to the author, wasn't the advantage of the pre-revolutionary legislation, testifying to the low level of legislative equipment

In this article some features of standard regulation of a legal status of public servants of civil department in the XIX century are considered. The author notes that legal status of the public servant is the main component of system of legal support of public service. In this regard, theoretical approaches to understanding of such category of law as "legal status" are investigated. The scientific and legal category "legal support" can be considered as in wide, and in a narrow sense. We suggest understanding such system of the social and legal elements able as legal support to influence formation of precepts of law and their practical realization. Modern scientific approaches to definition of the legal category "status" are characterized by sufficient different aspects; there is no unity of opinions that allows drawing a conclusion on difficult multicomponent system of elements of the status of public servants. Legal status of the public servant - the sphere of realization of the rights and duties, legitimate interests, legal responsibility, guarantees. The office legislation in the Russian Empire in details regulated features of legal status of public servants. We have prepared a massive layer of legal acts which was improved further and, in fact, in the changed form found the reflection and during the Soviet period of development of institute of public service in spite of the fact that as a result of revolution of 1917 all regulations were cancelled. Elements of legal status of public servants were accurately defined and designated: the rights, duties, guarantees, a ban and restrictions, legal responsibility that was absent at the legislative level earlier

In this article some rights of civil workers due to the legislation of the Russian Empire are considered

In this article some features of standard regulation of duties of public servants in the XIX century are considered. The author investigates the problems of legislative providing the specified institute of the right. It's noted that in the Russian Empire the special attention was paid to the educational qualification of officials. In fact, education existence, during this period, was a duty for public servants. Even those persons who already served were obliged to get an education that certainly is a positive innovation. Thus, the educational qualification of officials of civil department was brought to the level of duties. Understanding the need of improvement of quality of public administration, the country leaders paid special attention to the questions of vocational training of future and working officials. For example, additional tests for officials of persons interested to receive higher position of a collegiate asessor or the state councilor were established. Increasing of education level of employees, elimination of low load of universities – the main objectives which were pursued. The author notes that conditionally the duty of public servants can subdivide into 2 types: the general duties concerning all categories of officials; the special duties established to certain officials. The special rights and duties of employees were established in departmental, local and bylaws. There was a more detailed study of the right of employees for the contents and provision of pensions. The concept of full material security of officials at the legislative level was successfully established by the state, but in practice the custom of "feeding" actively was implemented