About non-federal justice Part III. On the need to create structures with the powers of a judicial body of a rank below the justice of the peace

This article is the third of a series of articles devoted to the problems of domestic non–federal justice[2]. This article examines the problem caused by the actual absence (or insufficient effectiveness) of the justice mechanism in remote rural sparsely populated areas of Russia. The world justice system there is simply not able to carry out justice at the proper level, and economic justice, the lowest link in the system of which are the arbitration courts of the subjects of the Russian Federation – even more so. Meanwhile, such courts exist in some foreign countries, and our country has a wealth of experience of the functioning of the justice mechanism, as close as possible to the population. Some approaches to solving this problem are proposed and justified. [2] See: Kleandrov M.I. (2023). About non-federal justice. Part I. Should the constitutional (statutory) ones have been abolished courts of the subjects of the Russian Federation? // Gosudarstvo i pravo=State and Law, No. 6, pp. 56–72. DOI: 10.31857/S102694520025928-1; Kleandrov M.I. (2023). About non-federal justice. Part II. World justice: the need to change the vector of legislative regulation // Gosudarstvo i pravo=State and Law, No. 9. pp. 73–86. DOI: 10.31857/S102694520027640-5

remote rural settlements, structures with functions of justice, simplified legal proceedings