The victim as a participant in the proceedings on administrative offenses: comparative legal characteristics of the legislation of the Russian Federation and individual foreign states

the article analyzes the main provisions of the current regulatory legal acts, as well as the drafts of codified laws that establish the main elements of the legal status of a victim who is interested in the outcome of an administrative offense case, in order to identify certain problematic aspects of the implementation of the above provisions. A comparative legal analysis of the legislation on administrative offenses of the Russian Federation and foreign countries (the Republic of Belarus and the Republic of Tajikistan), which have a similar system of codified acts on administrative offenses, has been conducted in order to integrate certain provisions into the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation). The possibility of specifying the complex of rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the victim is substantiated. The need for a differentiated approach to defining the concept of a victim, both as an individual and as a collective, is indicated.

status, responsibility, participant, administrative offense proceedings, victim