national legislation

Professionalization of judges as a basis for democratization of the judicial system of Ukraine: organizational and legal measures

The article, based on the analysis of scientific works, current regulations and law enforcement practice, provides a comprehensive philosophical and legal study of modeling the process of professionalization of judges in the context of the modern process of reforming the state and legal sphere, identifying parts that provoke professionalization of judges. options for influencing it.

Legal regulation of social security of judges in the conditions of Ukraine's european integration: trends of further development

It is noted that today the sphere of social security of judges in Ukraine is characterized by the following areas: 1) adaptation of European standards and experience of foreign countries in the legislation on the judiciary and the status of judges of Ukraine; 2) increase in judges' salaries by cutting social guarantees; 3) reduction of the content and volume of social security of the judiciary; 4) the transition of the state from the predominance of in-kind social security (due primarily to benefits and guarantees) to cash security.

Legal integration of Ukraine in the plan of globalization discussion

The integration processes taking place in the modern world lead to the development of the
national systemof legislation. Exploring the origin and evolution of Ukrainian legislation, it should
be noted that this process is long and characterized by specific stages of development and the
formation of our state. Introduce the integration processes in the country, first of all, it is necessary
to be guided by the fact that each legal system of a certain state, which is stipulated by the system

International criminal Court as a major organ against age

The article deals with questions of the International Criminal Court in the context of
counteraction to aggression. Based on the methodology of system analysis of international and
national legislation, the realization of the competence of the Rome Statute of the International
Criminal Court concerning aggression and the impact of the legal practice of the institution on
security is explored. The addition of the term “aggression” is proposed by new factors
associated with the emergence of cyber-attacks and other new means.