restrictions

Derogation, Abrogation, Nullification: Concepts, Features and Application Examples

The article analyzes the legal concepts of derogation, abrogation and nullification, which are tools
for regulating relations in society and international relations. It is determined that the derogation means
the partial cancellation of the law or its individual provisions, for the purpose of temporary deviation
from obligations during emergency situations. Examples of the derogation include the actions of Ukraine
during armed aggression by the Russian Federation and the actions of European countries during the

Restrictions and prohibitions as a type of administrative coercion under the legal regime of martial law

Abstract. Prevention as a form of state coercion is one of the most important means of ensuring public order and security in Ukraine. The use of preventive restrictive measures in the conditions of the legal regime of martial law is provided for by the norms of the Constitution of Ukraine (Article 64) and other regulatory and legal acts [1]. Preventive restrictive measures are constituent elements of state coercion, which include termination, restoration of administrative and procedural support, and administrative responsibility.

On martial status as a special type of administrative-legal regime

The article analyzes the theoretical and legal approaches to the concept, content and methodology of the introduction and functioning of one of the varieties of the administrative-legal regime ‒ the martial law regime, as well as the relationship between the legal categories of «restriction» «prohibition», «obligation», which are components of administrative and legal regimes.