Vol 8, No 8 (2025)
- Year: 2025
- Articles: 49
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/2658-5693/issue/view/25758
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.58224/2658-5693-2025-8-8
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ARTICLES
Artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of occupational health and industrial safety – a step into the future
Abstract
the article examines the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in the field of occupational health and industrial safety, and explores various approaches to using AI in the field of occupational health. The article analyzes the main areas of AI implementation, including predictive analytics for incident prevention, computer vision for safety compliance monitoring, natural language processing for documentation and incident analysis, and intelligent robotic systems for hazardous tasks. The article identifies potential benefits, including significant reductions in injuries, process optimization, and the creation of a safety-conscious culture.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):6-10
6-10
The impact of digitalization on administrative proceedings: challenges and prospects
Abstract
the article examines the impact of digital technologies on administrative proceedings in Russia and foreign countries. Key digitalization directions are analyzed: implementation of electronic courts, online hearings, and automation of document flow. The advantages of digitalization are considered, including increased access to justice, reduced time costs, and improved transparency of judicial processes. Main challenges are identified: problems of protecting restricted access information, the need to reconsider the principle of publicity in digital environment, and risks of digital inequality. International experience of administrative proceedings digitalization in China, Singapore, Estonia, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan is studied. The concept of «reasonable» digitalization with preservation of the judge's key role in decision-making is substantiated. Directions for legislation improvement are proposed, including creation of a unified normative act on restricted access information and amendments to the Administrative Procedure Code of the Russian Federation.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):11-16
11-16
Training generative artificial intelligence models based on protected intellectual property: a balance of interests
Abstract
сopyright issues are becoming increasingly relevant in relation to artificial intelligence technologies, the scope of which is currently virtually limitless. Enormous data sets, a significant portion of which consists of protected intellectual property, are used to effectively train generative neural networks. With the rapid development of machine learning technologies, the question of the permissibility of using such materials without the consent of copyright holders is becoming particularly pressing, creating a conflict between the interests of innovative development and the protection of intellectual property rights. The study concludes that it is necessary to guarantee fair compensation for the use of intellectual property in the training of generative models. Directions for improving legislation in this area are proposed.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):17-23
17-23
Legal grounds for the emergence of security (pledge) relations in Russian law: theory and case law
Abstract
the article examines the contemporary regulation of pledge relations in Russian law, with an emphasis on the triad of requirements governing a pledge – form, content, and state registration (recordation) – and their practical application in light of case law from 2023-2025. It shows that under Art. 334.1 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation [1] (hereinafter, the Civil Code) a pledge may arise either by contract or by operation of law; it further sets out the imperatives of Arts. 339, 339.1, 340, and 348 of the Civil Code and the corresponding provisions of the Federal Law “On Mortgage (Pledge of Immovable Property)” [2] (hereinafter, the Mortgage Law; Federal Law No. 102-FZ) on extrajudicial foreclosure and disproportionality criteria. Using specific decisions of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, the paper analyzes problematic issues such as the adequacy of collateral identification, the relationship between the registration and contractual regimes, and the limits of the good-faith purchaser doctrine. It substantiates the hypothesis that recordation of a pledge over movable property should be afforded constitutive effect for opposability to third parties. A targeted amendment is proposed to Art. 339.1 of the Civil Code and Art. 103.1 of the Fundamentals of the Legislation of the Russian Federation on Notariat [3], establishing mandatory recordation for the creation and opposability of a pledge right over movables where the creditor does not have possession.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):24-30
24-30
Problems of control over resource management in the field of information technology, including legal aspects
Abstract
the article analyzes the key issues of digital asset management through the prism of the Russian legal framework, with particular attention being paid to the contradictions between the dynamics of technological development and the inertia of regulatory regulation. The author identifies systemic weaknesses in the areas of licensing compliance, cybersecurity, and interagency coordination, which are exacerbated by sanctions restrictions and a shortage of qualified personnel in the field of IT management. The study is based on a comprehensive analysis of current legislation (in particular, federal laws No. 149-FZ, No. 152-FZ and No. 44-FZ) and a comparison of domestic practice with international ITIL and COBIT standards, which allows us to formulate specific proposals for improving legal, organizational and technical control mechanisms. The practical significance of the work is to substantiate a step-by-step approach to the implementation of automated IT asset management systems, taking into account the specifics of the Russian corporate culture and the requirements of technological sovereignty.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):31-37
31-37
A quantitative and qualitative analysis of the problems of legal support for scientific and technological development in Russia
Abstract
the purpose of this study is to comprehensively examine the problems of legal support for scientific and technological development in the Russian Federation through the use of quantitative and qualitative analytical methods. In writing this article, the author applied the following research methods: statistical analysis, content analysis of regulatory legal acts, comparative legal methods, and a systems approach. The main findings of the study indicate significant gaps in the legal regulation of innovation, the ineffectiveness of state support mechanisms for scientific and technological projects, and the weak integration of scientific research into production processes. The author believes that the study's conclusions highlight the need to improve the legislative framework, create a unified system of legal regulation for innovation, and strengthen intellectual property protection mechanisms to ensure sustainable scientific and technological development in Russia.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):38-44
38-44
International experience in applying artificial intelligence in customs administration
Abstract
this article analyzes and studies the application of AI in customs procedures globally, using examples from China, the United States, Uganda, Canada, the EU, and India. The implementation of digital customs systems has significantly transformed trade facilitation processes by reducing clearance times, increasing transparency, and lowering trade costs. Digitalization has a positive impact on trade efficiency, with a steady reduction in clearance times and a corresponding increase in trade volumes. Key technological advances, such as automation, artificial intelligence, and blockchain, have played a significant role in reducing customs procedures and overcoming regulatory challenges. Development of the Customs Single Window (CSW) system. Issues related to legal regulation, data standardization, and cybersecurity are highlighted, and areas for improving digital infrastructure are proposed.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):45-51
45-51
Historical and legal aspects of changes in legal capacity in the USSR and the present
Abstract
the article examines the historical and legal changes in the aspects of legal capacity in the USSR and modern Russia. The purpose of the article is to study and compare the laws of the two eras. This topic is relevant today, because in different periods of history, namely in the USSR and modern times, the state of society was different and required changes in legislation. Legal support mechanisms for more vulnerable groups of the country's population are currently being improved. Legislation has progressed from early, extremely simple regulatory forms to a complex multi-level system of ensuring citizens' rights. At each historical period, new regulatory elements and techniques were introduced into legal practice. Thus, the institution of legal capacity underwent a constant transformation, reflecting the socio-economic conditions and philosophy of the era. The paper analyzes the Civil Codes of the RSFSR and the Russian Federation, identifies key differences in approaches to the scope of legal capacity of minors and persons with mental disorders. Special emphasis is placed on the evolution of the mechanisms of limitation of legal capacity, which in modern law have become more flexible and focused on individual human needs. The conducted research allows us to draw a conclusion about the progressive movement of Russian legislation towards greater protection of human dignity and the autonomy of the will.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):52-58
52-58
Comparative analysis of investigative tactics of foreign countries in relation to digital data
Abstract
the purpose of the article is to conduct a comparative analysis of investigative tactics of foreign countries, to determine the possibility of their adaptation to the conditions of the Russian criminal process. The author examines the legal and organizational and technical foundations of the collection, recording, storage, analysis and use of digital data in criminal proceedings using the example of the United States, Great Britain and France. The analysis showed that the priority of judicial control, documentation of procedures and expert verification of digital data are common to all three jurisdictions. At the same time, approaches differ in the degree of procedural formalization: the American model is based on constitutional guarantees of privacy and strict authentication standards, the British model is based on professional standardization and independent audit, the French model is based on high formalization and institutional centralization. The introduction of the institute of digital evidence authentication, expert certification and judicial control over access to encrypted information into the Russian legal system will help to increase the reliability and procedural security of digital evidence.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):59-64
59-64
Problems of improving legislation and law enforcement practice in the field of combating fraud
Abstract
the article explores current issues in improving legislation and law enforcement practices in the field of combating fraud. It examines recent legal developments in Russia and international approaches to addressing economic, digital, and social fraud from 2023 to 2025. The analysis includes statistics, regulatory reforms, and the implementation of new detection and prevention mechanisms. The paper identifies necessary adjustments to criminal law, evaluates the effectiveness of digital anti-fraud systems, and assesses interagency coordination. It highlights the adaptation of legal frameworks to evolving fraud models and emphasizes the importance of expanding international cooperation and real-time risk assessment systems.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):65-72
65-72
Factors contributing to the delinquent behavior of minors
Abstract
the subject of the research in the article forms juvenile delinquency as a socio-legal phenomenon and its determinants. Adolescence, due to its inherent psycho-emotional instability and immaturity of moral and legal attitudes, is objectively a period when deviant behavior that conflicts with generally accepted moral norms is observed with some frequency. However, the intensity and depth of such deviations vary significantly, being determined by a complex set of external determinants of various origins, including political, economic, and social factors. It is precisely the systematic involvement of minors in an environment characterized by such destructive phenomena that transforms their behavioral deviations into a key factor that increases their vulnerability and contributes to their subsequent victimization. In this regard, the objective of this study is to identify and comprehensively analyze the set of causes and conditions that catalyze the criminalization of the adolescent environment and contribute to the commission of illegal acts by minors. The research methods used were the systematic method, the method of analysis, sociological research and statistical data. According to the results of the study, it was found that the key factors of juvenile delinquency are family problems, the deformation of value orientations, the influence of the Internet environment and the criminogenic environment. New threats related to digital socialization and external destructive influence have been identified.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):73-79
73-79
Marriage contract as a tool of unfair behavior by the Borrower-Mortgagor together with the spouse when challenging the real estate pledge agreement securing a loan agreement
Abstract
the article investigates the problem of using a marriage contract as a tool for unfair behavior by a borrower-mortgagor together with a spouse when challenging a real estate pledge agreement securing a loan agreement. The aim of the study is to find effective mechanisms to counter such abuses, particularly through the invalidation of the marriage contract. The research analyzes a typical scheme where spouses premeditatedly change the statutory regime of joint marital property via a marriage contract to allow one of them to pledge the common property. Subsequently, upon a loan default, the other spouse challenges the pledge agreement, citing the extremely unfavorable position created by the marriage contract's terms, often with the support of the first spouse-borrower. The paper examines in detail the legal positions concerning the application of the statute of limitations to such disputes and substantiates the need to apply the general deadlines under the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. The importance of an active procedural stance by the pledgee-lender in court is emphasized; they must prove the voluntary and informed nature of the marriage contract's conclusion, the absence of signs of an onerous transaction, and also raise the issue of the statute of limitations expiration. The methodological basis includes the formal-legal method, analysis of judicial practice, and the comparative legal method. The article's conclusions highlight the need for courts to thoroughly investigate all case circumstances and for active opposition from the pledgee to protect the stability of civil transactions and prevent the abuse of law. The special significance of proving the actual intentions of the parties when concluding the marriage contract is emphasized, as well as the need to form uniform judicial practice regarding this category of disputes. The author concludes that effective protection of the bona fide pledgee's rights is only possible through the comprehensive application of substantive and procedural remedies.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):80-86
80-86
Legal regulation of artificial intelligence in the EAEU countries
Abstract
the article considers the problems of legal regulation of the use of deepfake technologies in the context of threats to national security. A comparative legal analysis of the legislation of the Russian Federation, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Belarus, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Armenia in the field of countering terrorism, extremism, and information crimes is provided. Particular attention is paid to the application of the provisions of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, the Federal Laws "On Countering Terrorism", "On Countering Extremist Activity" and "On Information, Information Technology, and Information Protection" is considered. Judicial practice under Articles 128, 128.1, 137, 138, 159, 159.3, 159.6, 163, 165, 205, 205.2, 207, 207.3, 272.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation is considered. Directions for improving legislation are proposed, including the development of an independent norm providing for liability for the creation and distribution of content generated using identity substitution technologies (deepfake).
International law journal. 2025;8(8):87-95
87-95
Features of contracts between labels and performers in the USA: economic and legal aspect
Abstract
the article reflects the peculiarities of the development of public relations in the field of the music industry in connection with the transition from physical to digital distribution and the growing popularity of streaming services. The author concludes that such drastic changes have led to the popularity of 360 contracts between labels and performers. The study provides brief information on the various types of agreements that exist in the field of sound recording: licensing agreements, buyout agreements, distribution agreements, 360 agreements. Each of these agreements differs in the specifics of the distribution of profits between the parties and the varying degree of assignment of exclusive rights to the created objects. The emphasis is placed on the fact that transactions between labels and performers can hardly be attributed to employment agreements, since the relationship between the parties is more like the cooperation of business partners, rather than a relationship of strict subordination between an employer and an employee. It is concluded that the basis of label deals with the performer is the economic argument of the desire of both sides for the commercial success of the performer, and the benefits are distributed depending on how the artist disposes of his exclusive rights.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):96-102
96-102
The institute of inheritance contracts in Russian and foreign law
Abstract
the article examines the legal nature and place of the inheritance contract in the system of inheritance grounds in Russian and foreign law. It is shown that the introduction of the inheritance contract into Russian legislation has transformed the traditional model of inheritance, supplementing it with a third ground – the inheritance contract. The article substantiates the mixed nature of this institution, which combines the features of an inter vivos contract and a mortis causa disposition, which creates difficulties in its qualification and correlation with wills, rent and lifetime maintenance contracts. Based on a comparative legal analysis of German, Swiss, and French regulations, the authors identify key differences in Russian approaches: the weakened binding force of the inheritance contract, the preservation of the testator's broad freedom to unilaterally change and circumvent the contract through lifetime dispositions. The authors formulate proposals for improving Russian inheritance legislation.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):103-108
103-108
Public-law mechanisms for protecting freedom of conscience in the context of interfaith conflicts
Abstract
this article provides a comprehensive analysis of public-law mechanisms that ensure the protection of freedom of conscience in the context of interfaith conflicts. The aim of the research is to identify and systematize these mechanisms, as well as to analyze their application and deformation in conditions of actual interfaith confrontation. The situation with the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) is considered as a key case study. The paper explores the nature of ethno-religious extremism as a threat to national security and defines the constitutional limits of the realization of freedom of conscience. The results are presented as a systematization of protection and restriction mechanisms, which allows for a clear comparison of theoretical models with practice. The practical significance of the study lies in the possibility of using the developed classification to assess the compliance of state policy in the religious sphere with international standards, as well as to develop balanced strategies for countering extremism and protecting the rights of religious minorities.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):109-114
109-114
Actual issues of combating illegal drug trafficking using the Internet
Abstract
the article examines modern problems of combating illegal drug trafficking carried out through the Internet. The main methods of committing crimes in the field of illegal drug trafficking using digital technologies are analyzed, including the use of messengers, social networks, anonymous browsers and cryptocurrencies. Legal mechanisms for combating this type of crime are studied, gaps in legislation and law enforcement practice are identified. Specific measures are proposed to improve the system of combating cybercrime in the drug sphere, including technical, organizational and legal aspects. Special attention is paid to international experience and possibilities of its adaptation to Russian conditions.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):115-119
115-119
Mechanisms for protecting the labor rights of professional athletes in the Russian Federation and abroad
Abstract
this article examines the mechanisms for protecting the labor rights of professional athletes in the Russian Federation and abroad. The main focus is on the specifics of labor relations in the sports industry, characterized by a high level of dynamism, strict training and competition schedules that differ from traditional forms of employment. The exceptional importance of these features influencing the nature of regulation of athletes' labor rights is emphasized. The paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the existing mechanisms for protecting the labor rights of professional athletes in both the Russian and foreign contexts. The norms established by international organizations such as the IOC, FIFA and FIBA are considered in detail and their influence on national legislation is investigated. Key regulatory acts of the Russian Federation are highlighted, such as Federal Law No. 329-FZ "On Physical Culture and Sports in the Russian Federation" and the introduction of Chapter 54.1 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation regulating the labor relations of athletes and coaches. Special emphasis is placed on the problems that arise in the implementation of existing legal norms, including the lack of awareness of athletes about their rights, violations of employment contracts and delayed payment of wages. Statistical data illustrating the frequency of violations of the labor rights of Russian athletes are presented, emphasizing the need to increase the control and responsibility of employers. The article provides a detailed analysis of foreign experience, including models of labor relations regulation in the USA, Europe, Australia and other countries. Such effective protection mechanisms as the institute of trade unions, specialized legal support centers, programs for professional adaptation of athletes after the end of their careers, as well as social security and medical insurance systems are being investigated.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):120-126
120-126
Problematic aspects of juvenile detention
Abstract
the scientific study conducted a legal analysis of the detention of minors, identified the problems existing in the Code of Criminal Procedure. An analysis of the tactics of detention of minors operating as part of an organized group is carried out. As a result, conclusions were drawn about the need for mandatory preliminary training of law enforcement agencies for the detention of minors, taking into account their age and psycho-emotional characteristics.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):127-131
127-131
The legal foundations and implementation features of state technological policy in the subjects of the Russian Federation
Abstract
the article discusses the legal regulation of public relations in the sphere of scientific, technical and technological development in the subjects of the Russian Federation, as well as the specifics of implementing state technological policy at the regional level. The attention is focused on the significant differentiation of regions in terms of their socio-economic, scientific, technical, and technological levels. The presence of academic scinence in the region has a significant impact on the success of its technological development. The various levels of development among Russian regions provide grounds for determining the specifics of implementing a unified policy to ensure state support for the scientific and technological development of the subjects of the Russian Federation. It is concluded that it is necessary to assess the state of development of regions in terms of socio-economic development and scientific potential in order to form a differentiated approach to the implementation of scientific and technological development policy in specific regions. It is proposed to implement legal regulation of public relations on the formation of the specifics of scientific and technological policy in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation through the adoption of regional laws on technological policy.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):132-141
132-141
Concept of the reliability of forensic expert methodologies
Abstract
the article examines the problem of the reliability of forensic expert methodologies as a key condition for the epistemological soundness and legitimacy of judicial decisions in contemporary justice. The purpose of the study is to provide a philosophical and legal and sociogumanitarian reconstruction of the concept of the reliability of a forensic expert methodology, revealing its multidimensional, socially and institutionally conditioned nature. The empirical and theoretical basis includes works in the philosophy of science and social epistemology, research in the sociology of science and technology, normative legal acts regulating forensic expert activity, and materials from judicial practice. Methodologically, the work relies on conceptual analysis, which makes it possible to distinguish the technical, epistemological, and socio and legal components of reliability; discourse analysis of expert reports, judicial acts, and procedural norms; hermeneutic interpretation of forensic expertise as a special social practice; and comparative analysis of approaches to assessing reliability in various legal systems (including the Daubert standards). As a result, it is argued that the traditional positivist understanding of reliability as a synonym for reproducibility and measurement accuracy is insufficient in the context of judicial proceedings, where expert knowledge is constructed and validated through professional paradigms, rituals of legitimation, linguistic strategies of persuasion, and institutional mechanisms of certification. The article demonstrates the influence of expert cognitive biases, contextual bias, commercialization of the expert services market, and the role of the expert community in consolidating or challenging the status of methodologies. In the discussion, the article substantiates the need to shift from dogmatic trust in expert opinions to their critical evaluation based on transparent criteria of scientific verification, procedures for minimizing human factors, and improving the methodological literacy of judges and attorneys, which is viewed as a condition for strengthening the legitimacy and humanistic character of justice.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):142-148
142-148
Aspects of the influence of artificial intelligence on legal consciousness
Abstract
the article is devoted to the influence of artificial intelligence on the human mind and its component part - legal consciousness, on psychology, legal culture of the individual and its worldview. The issue of inadmissibility of anthropomorphization of artificial intelligence systems is discussed. The dangers associated with the leveling of the creative internal potential of the human mind are considered. The article describes legal areas where the use of autonomous systems is not allowed.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):149-157
149-157
Current problems of theory and law enforcement practice in the implementation of criminal liability for illegal trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and their analogues and ways to solve them
Abstract
the article examines current theoretical and practical problems of implementing criminal liability for crimes related to illegal trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and their analogues. The author analyzes gaps and contradictions in the current legislation, difficulties in qualifying criminal acts, problems of proof and differentiation of related criminal offenses. Special attention is paid to the issues of determining significant, large and especially large amounts of narcotic drugs, establishing intent to sell, and qualifying actions when using information and telecommunication networks. Based on the analysis of judicial practice and scientific sources, typical errors in law enforcement have been identified and specific measures have been proposed to improve legislation and law enforcement practice in the field of combating illegal drug trafficking.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):158-163
158-163
The correlation between the charter and the corporate agreement
Abstract
the article is devoted to the analysis of the relationship between the corporate agreement and the charter in the corporation. The author substantiates the similarity of these phenomena as regulators of corporate relations regarding participation and corporate governance. At the same time, the work identifies and substantiates significant differences between phenomena according to various criteria. In particular, the author argues for the difference between a charter and a corporate agreement in terms of their form and legal regime, scope, duration and degree of obligation, as well as the degree of publicity. In addition, the paper substantiates the mutual disposition of these regulators of corporate relations in the system of sources of regulation of corporate relations.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):164-168
164-168
Issues of invalidity of real estate transactions
Abstract
the article is devoted to the analysis of the specifics of the application of the institution of invalidity of transactions in relation to transactions made in relation to immovable property. The author analyzes the features of invalidation of real estate transactions in relation to the consideration of each of the four groups of grounds for invalidity – non-compliance with the requirements for the form of the transaction, lack of proper legal capacity, illegality of the transaction content and flaws in the will and expression of the parties to the transaction. Based on the results of the analysis, the paper formulates the thesis that the specifics of legal relations in the sphere of real estate turnover, which is related both to the nuances of regulating such relations and to the unique nature of the property, introduce certain features into the issues of recognizing such transactions as invalid. The paper also examines individual problematic cases of invalidity of contracts with respect to immovable property, including in the situation of non-existence of the real estate object that is the subject of the contract.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):169-174
169-174
Dynamic personal data mode in automated legal proceedings: the concept of an integrated dynamic addressing system
Abstract
the digitalization of judicial proceedings and the open publication of judicial acts have intensified the contradiction between the transparency of justice and the protection of privacy. Traditional methods – anonymization and depersonalization – are insufficient in the face of the risks of re-identification through the analysis of big data. The irreversibility of the dissemination of leaked information requires a transition to dynamic personal data management. The research is aimed at developing a legal regime for dynamic personal data and the concept of an Integrated Dynamic Addressing System (CDSA), which ensures the planned rotation of address data of process participants. The system is based on the principle of «intentional obsolescence» of information, and includes a cryptographic core, a secure database, and a gateway for law enforcement agencies. It is shown that the introduction of the KSA significantly reduces the risks of re-identification, increases resistance to leaks and strengthens trust in digital justice, ensuring a balance between openness and confidentiality.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):175-181
175-181
Protection of intellectual property in the cross-border space during foreign economic activity
Abstract
globalization often leads to the blurring of economic boundaries today. Global brands are rapidly conquering markets across various countries. However, controversial discussions persist regarding the protection and defense of certain intellectual property (trademarks, inventions, industrial designs, and others), which are inextricably linked to cross-border business. The protection and defense of intellectual property is based on the principle of territoriality. For example, if a trademark is protected nationally in the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the "RF"), it will not be protected in China or other countries. Such situations pose certain difficulties when conducting cross-border business. It is important to understand that entities must confirm their rights to certain intellectual property by registering them internationally and nationally or through other accessible means. This procedure can help avoid numerous problems, such as patent trolling, cybersquatting, legal conflicts, loss of income, and others. Due to the lack of a systematic understanding of the "circulation" of the results of intellectual activity in cross-border entrepreneurship, this topic is becoming relevant and in demand, both in the legal community and directly among the entities involved in the implementation of this activity.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):182-188
182-188
The problem of refutability of the conclusions of the forensic examination
Abstract
there is an opinion in the literature and legal practice that there is almost no way to refute the conclusions of a judicial expert, whose conclusions actually prejudge the outcome of the dispute. The purpose of this work is to refute this misconception and demonstrate that an expert opinion, like any other evidence in a case, is subject to the general rule of refutation of evidence. The author considers ways to refute the conclusions of the forensic examination, characterizes their signs and features of application in practice, and also suggests a classification of such methods. At the end of the work, the increased value of such a method of establishing the truth in a case by expert means is emphasized, as the preparation of a joint expert opinion by several experts who have different opinions on the issues raised by the court.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):189-193
189-193
Legal aspects of the impact of urban electric transport on the urban environment: problems and ways to improve regulation
Abstract
the article examines the key legal aspects of the impact of urban electric transport (UET) on the urban environment. The relevance of the study is due to the increasing role of urban electric transport in the formation of sustainable urban mobility and the need to minimize its negative effects. The purpose of the work is to identify and analyze the legal problems that arise in the functioning and development of urban electric transport, as well as to develop proposals for improving legislation in this area. The methodological basis consists of systematic, comparative legal, formal legal methods, as well as the method of analysis and synthesis. The scientific research revealed gaps and contradictions in the regulatory framework of environmental safety, urban planning and technical requirements for urban electric transport. Special attention is paid to minimizing negative effects such as noise, electromagnetic radiation, infrastructure requirements, as well as enhancing positive effects such as emission reduction, accessibility, and integration into urban space. The necessity of updating sanitary and epidemiological standards, developing comprehensive urban planning regulations, as well as improving waste disposal mechanisms is substantiated. Measures are proposed to implement the principles of sustainable development in the legal framework governing the functioning of urban electric transport.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):194-199
194-199
The specifics of Hadith classification
Abstract
this article is devoted to the study and analysis of the criteria for classifying hadiths, which are traditions about the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad concerning religious and legal issues and form the basis of the sources of Sharia (Muslim law) and fiqh (Muslim doctrine on rules of behaviour). The article examines in detail the content of hadiths, as well as the criteria for classifying hadiths depending on the reference to a specific author; references in isnad; the number of transmitters involved in each stage of isnad; the method of transmission; the nature of the text and isnad; hidden flaws found in isnad or the text of the hadith; the reliability of the transmitters. Particular attention is paid to such collections of hadiths as Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, since they are distinguished by a high degree of reliability and authority among muhaddiths (Islamic scholars of hadith). The importance and diversity of the systematisation and classification of hadiths in the modern Islamic tradition is also emphasised, and the conclusion is justified that this issue has been a subject of debate for several centuries, as a result of which muhaddiths have not yet developed a unified systematic approach to the classification of hadiths.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):200-206
200-206
The concept of crimes committed using information, telecommunication and digital technologies: scientific approaches to definition and problems of legislative consolidation
Abstract
the article is devoted to the urgent problem of defining and legislating the concept of crimes committed using information, telecommunication and digital technologies. The author notes the lack of a unified conceptual framework in both Russian criminal legislation and scientific doctrine, which leads to difficulties in qualifying and investigating such acts. Based on the analysis of the norms of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, judicial practice and scientific approaches, terminological disunity is demonstrated: the concepts of "cybercrime", "computer crime" and "computer information crime" are used chaotically and do not have clear legislative definitions. The paper substantiates a broad approach to understanding cybercrimes as acts where information, telecommunication and digital technologies are the key means of committing, regardless of the main object of the encroachment. Based on the results of the research, the author's definitions are formulated and specific recommendations are proposed for improving the criminal law, in particular, by consolidating legal definitions of key concepts in the notes to art. 272 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation for the unification of law enforcement.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):207-214
207-214
Losses as a form of civil liability: analysis of contractual obligations
Abstract
the article is devoted to the compensation of losses in contract law under non-tariff regulation, considering the legality of the parties' actions and the classification of business entities. The issue of economic security in the context of globalization and the use of internal control is raised. International instruments of non-tariff regulation of foreign trade, including "economic sanctions," are analyzed. The article notes the US's refusal to sign the UNCTAD, which creates risks of non-compliance with obligations and losses. The need for clear and regulated non-tariff regulation for the development of international trade is emphasized.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):215-221
215-221
Personal data as an object of criminal law protection
Abstract
the article provides a comprehensive study of personal data as an independent object of criminal law protection in the context of the digital transformation of public relations. The author examines the legal nature of personal data, their place in the system of constitutional values and objects of criminal law protection, identifies specific features that determine the need to establish criminal liability for encroachments on this category of information. Special attention is paid to the study of the structure of the object of crimes related to illegal actions with personal data, the relationship of generic, specific and direct objects, and the definition of the range of protected public relations. The paper substantiates the complex nature of the object of criminal law protection of personal data, including both public relations to ensure information security and the constitutional rights of the individual to privacy. The conducted research makes it possible to identify trends in the development of criminal legislation in the field of personal data protection, problems of law enforcement practice related to the qualification of crimes and the delineation of related compounds. The results of the work have significant theoretical and practical significance for improving the mechanisms of criminal law protection of personal data, the formation of uniform judicial practice, and ensuring effective protection of citizens' constitutional rights in the digital environment.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):222-232
222-232
Features of legal relations regarding harm in the field of air transport operation
Abstract
the article is devoted to the analysis of legal relations regarding the infliction of harm as a result of the operation of air transport. The author identifies the peculiarities of such legal relations both in terms of content and in terms of the subject structure of legal relations in such legal relations. The paper presents the specifics of legal relations regarding compensation for damage to passengers of aviation transport, and demonstrates the variety of types of such damage. The author also proposed a classification of legal relations regarding compensation for damage in the field of aviation transport operation by entities capable of participating in such relations. Judicial practice supporting the validity of the proposed classification is analyzed.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):233-237
233-237
The place of Article 2744 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation in the system of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and its intersectoral links
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the article examines the place of Article 2744 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, which establishes responsibility for the organization of activities for the transmission of subscriber numbers in violation of the requirements of the legislation of the Russian Federation, in the system of the Special part of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, as well as its intersectoral links. The author examines the systemic position of this norm in Chapter 28 "Crimes in the field of computer information" of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, reveals its correlation with other articles of the Criminal Law, including norms on fraud, unlawful access to computer information, violation of privacy, forgery of documents. Special attention is paid to the problems of competition of norms and qualifications in the context of a set of crimes. The intersectoral links of Article 2744 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation with the norms of administrative, civil, information legislation, legislation on communications, on personal data are investigated, the blank nature of the disposition of this article and the need to refer to normative acts of other branches of law to determine the content of the criminal law prohibition are revealed. The author comes to the conclusion about the complex nature of the criminal law norm, which is located at the intersection of various institutions of criminal law and requires a systematic interpretation, taking into account intersectoral links. The necessity of improving legislation is substantiated in order to ensure the consistency of legal regulation, the consistency of legal norms with the provisions of other branches of legislation, and the elimination of gaps and collisions. Proposals have been formulated to optimize the systemic provision of Article 2744 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and to develop intersectoral cooperation in order to increase the effectiveness of countering the illegal transfer of subscriber numbers.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):238-251
238-251
Technical and legal characteristics of the subscriber terminal for passing traffic and the virtual telephone exchange as objects of crime
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the article provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary study of the technical and legal nature of the subscriber traffic terminal and virtual telephone exchange as subjects of a crime provided for by Article 2743 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The author examines the technical architecture, functional characteristics and principles of operation of the specified telecommunication equipment, identifying criminologically significant properties that determine its use for criminal purposes. Special attention is paid to the study of the legal definition of the main parts of the subscriber terminal for traffic passage, contained in the note to the article, and its relationship to the technical realities of the functioning of modern telecommunications systems. The paper reveals the legal nature of the subject of the crime and substantiates the specifics of the subject characteristics of crimes in the field of information and telecommunication technologies. The author presents a comparative review of the legal and illegal use of telecommunications equipment, identifies criteria for distinguishing the legitimate use of technical means of traffic transmission from their illegal use. The problems of identification and proof of the fact of using subscriber terminals for passing traffic during the investigation of criminal cases are investigated. Practical recommendations for improving the legal definition of the subject of a crime and the unification of technical and legal terminology are formulated. The methodological basis of the research is a set of general scientific and special methods of cognition, including system-structural, technical-legal, formal-logical and comparative-legal methods.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):252-262
252-262
Peculiarities of limitation of exclusive rights for educational and scientific purposes
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the purpose of this study is a comprehensive analysis of the legal nature of restrictions on exclusive rights for educational and scientific purposes. The problem of the research is the need to develop proposals for optimizing legislation and law enforcement practices that will promote effective and fair legal protection of the results of creative activity in education and science, while taking into account the interests of all stakeholders and ensuring access to knowledge and innovation.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):263-268
263-268
Development trends of the institute of insignificance of an act in the criminal law of Russia
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the institute of insignificance of an act is a fundamental element of differentiation of criminal liability, ensuring implementation of the principle of justice and economy of criminal repression. The research problem lies in the contradiction between expansion of formal crime compositions and stability of the evaluative norm on insignificance, hindering uniformity of law enforcement. The work uses general scientific and special legal methods: historical and comparative legal for analyzing legislative evolution; formal-legal for studying normative terminology; systemic for examining the institute in the criminal-legal system context. Four development stages identified: from absence of legislative consolidation (1922) through procedural (1925) and substantive consolidation (1926) to transition to a single criterion of absence of public danger with expansion of judicial discretion (1960, 1996). The transformation from a mechanism for protecting public interests to a universal instrument for balancing individual, societal and state interests has been determined. Modern trends established: expanded application amid increase in formal compositions, specification of criteria through judicial practice, proceduralization and strengthening of individualization mechanisms.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):269-275
269-275
Formation of the legal framework for environmental regulation of urban electric transport
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the global agenda of sustainable development and urbanization actualize the need to form effective legal mechanisms for environmental regulation of urban electric transport (GET). Traditional modes of transport are significant sources of air pollution, noise pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. Urban electric transport, on the contrary, is recognized as one of the key tools for decarbonizing the transport sector and improving the quality of the urban environment. However, despite its environmental advantages, the comprehensive legal regulation covering the entire life cycle of the GET and its infrastructure remains insufficiently developed. The study revealed fragmented legislation, gaps in the regulation of the life cycle of the components of the GET, and insufficient mechanisms to stimulate environmentally oriented development. The results obtained demonstrate the critical need for the development of specialized regulations capable of ensuring integrated environmental management of the GET, integrating requirements for production, operation and disposal, as well as infrastructure development.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):276-281
276-281
Child support for minor children: issues in judicial practice
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this article analyzes the challenges of judicial practice in cases involving the collection of child support payments for minors in the contemporary Russian legal system. The research's novelty lies in its comparison of doctrinal approaches to determining the amount of child support (in shares and as a fixed monetary amount), calculating arrears, and enforcing court decisions with current judicial practice from 2022 to 2025, including the positions of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation and cassation courts of general jurisdiction. It is shown that, despite the formal adequacy of regulatory frameworks, significant differences persist in court approaches to determining minimum alimony payments, taking into account informal and one-time income of debtors, and classifying and collecting debts. Specific cases illustrate typical errors: exceeding the statutory total amount of alimony payments when successive claims are filed for different children, unjustified inclusion of one-time income from the sale of property in the calculation of arrears, and a formal approach to assessing changes in the financial and family situation of the payer. Particular attention is given to the impact of recent measures to strengthen enforcement proceedings (the creation of a public registry of alimony debtors, the increase in the total amount of alimony collected) on the actual protection of children's interests. Based on the research results, a specific proposal for improving family legislation is formulated: to enshrine in the Family Code of the Russian Federation a minimum guaranteed amount of alimony, expressed as a percentage of the regional subsistence minimum for a child, with limited exceptions according to strictly defined criteria.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):282-287
282-287
Easement in law: understanding, application, abuse
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the article examines easement as an institution of civil and land law, and related problems in understanding, exercising and protecting their rights by subjects of land relations. The law enforcement practice related to the abuse of rights by the holders of immovable property is analyzed. An analogy is drawn with the land laws of China. The causes of the above problems and specific actions to eliminate them are determined. Different countries have their own approach to the definition and regulation of easement. The considered examples of the legal foundations of the institution of limited use of other people's real estate also give grounds for reflection and the possibility of introducing certain changes to land and civil legislation.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):288-293
288-293
Corruption and criminal-law risks in anti-doping regulation
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the article examines corruption and criminal-law risks arising within the system of international anti-doping regulation, including the activities of national anti-doping organisations and the legal position of athletes from the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. Special attention is given to the status of RUSADA and the role of international sports non-profit organisations, primarily the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), whose decisions, despite their private-law nature, directly affect athletes’ rights and national sports governance. The study analyses the problem of legal uncertainty resulting from the conflict between the legislation of the Russian Federation and the decisions of private international institutions, leading to restrictions of procedural guarantees and creating conditions for external pressure on participants in the anti-doping system. The article explores potential criminal-law elements related to abuse of authority, commercial bribery and violations of corporate standards within transnational sports NPOs. It concludes that there is a need to improve criminal-law mechanisms for combating corruption and to enhance transparency in international sports regulation.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):294-301
294-301
Ontology-oriented neurosymbolic artificial intelligence as a litmus paper of general philosophical problems in the law enforcement of AI systems
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the article is devoted to the consideration of problems inherent in any artificial intelligence systems in the field of law enforcement, using the example of the use of ontology-oriented neuro-symbolic artificial intelligence systems. The methodology of collaborative decision support is discussed, the inevitable drawback of which is the complexity of an expert's representation of their knowledge in symbolic form. The shortcomings of the statistical method of information processing are considered, which makes it impossible to implement a legally significant contextual situational decision. It is concluded that the described problems of artificial intelligence are fundamental and unsolvable, even in an optimized architecture for building a complex system.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):302-311
302-311
The problems of identifying, suppressing and preventing the spread of criminal subculture among suspects, accused and convicted persons in institutions of the Russian penal system
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the presented scientific article is devoted to a comprehensive analysis of the problems of countering criminal subculture in institutions of the Russian penal system (hereinafter referred to as the penal system). The conducted scientific research covers the legal, organizational and preventive aspects of the activities of the UIS staff in identifying, suppressing and preventing the spread of destructive subcultural phenomena, including the AUE movement, which is recognized as extremist. Based on systematic, structural-functional, formal-legal and comparative-legal methods, as well as document analysis, the author examines in the article the current legislation, departmental instructions and official statistical data of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the field under consideration. The author identifies the key shortcomings of the empirical base and legal regulation in the field of countering criminal subculture, in particular, the declarativeness of a number of measures of influence. The following specific improvement measures are proposed: amendments to the Penal and Executive Code of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), differentiation of measures excluding the "glorification" of leaders, development of an early diagnosis methodology, introduction of an additional incentive mechanism for convicts, strengthening interdepartmental cooperation and professional development of prison staff. The results of the study have practical value for law enforcement, departmental rulemaking and scientific activities in the field of penitentiary criminology aimed at the re-socialization of convicts.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):312-318
312-318
Anticipating socially dangerous consequences as an element of guilt
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the beginning of the article says that foresight as a human ability has been studied by representatives of various sciences. It is concluded that philosophy has made the greatest contribution to the study of foresight. The main issues that need to be addressed in order to comprehensively highlight the topic of foresight as an element of guilt are listed. The main components of the concept of foresight are given. It is noted that modern Russian criminal legislation does not contain a definition of the concept of foresight. The author's definition of the concept of foresight as an element of guilt is given. The signs of foresight as an element of guilt are highlighted and revealed. The intellectual nature of the foresight process is pointed out. The focus of foresight on the future is emphasized and the dependence of the foresight process on the view of how predetermined the future is is determined. The objective nature of foresight as an element of guilt is revealed. The subject of foresight is proposed to be understood as: 1) socially dangerous consequences; 2) the causal relationship between the act and the consequences. The different types of socially dangerous consequences that the perpetrator can foresee are listed. The circumstances that the perpetrator may pay attention to when anticipating socially dangerous consequences are noted. It is proved that foresight as an element of guilt can exist only in the material elements of a crime. The relationship of foresight with other elements of guilt is determined. Arguments are given in favor of the fact that when awareness of a criminal act is correlated with the anticipation of socially dangerous consequences, awareness is primary. The main characteristics of foresight as an element of guilt are listed and disclosed, which include: 1) the scope of foresight; 2) the certainty of foresight; 3) the nature of foresight; 4) the reliability of foresight. The importance of foresight as an element of guilt in Russian criminal law is determined. In conclusion, it is said that the study of foresight must be continued.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):319-327
319-327
Legal basis of pricing for orphan medicines in the context of government regulation
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in this paper, the authors investigate the legal basis of pricing orphan medicines in the context of government regulation and limited healthcare resources. Special attention is paid to economic mechanisms for stimulating the development of rare medicines, which include the provision of market exclusivity for a limited period, tax incentives for development companies, simplified and accelerated registration procedures, as well as direct government funding for preclinical and clinical research. The system of legal regulation of the cost of orphan drugs is considered, including the establishment of marginal selling prices, rules for state registration of prices, and procedures for their revision, taking into account data on clinical efficacy and actual practice of use. Cost recovery approaches based on multi–level financing (federal and regional), as well as the use of pharmacoeconomic assessment tools such as cost-effectiveness and budget impact analysis are analyzed. The current regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation regulating pricing, the inclusion of drugs in the lists of vital and essential medicines, the public procurement procedure and contractual risk?sharing models have been studied. The results of the study confirm the need to improve pricing mechanisms, increase transparency of procedures and develop a comprehensive incentive system that ensures a balance between the availability of therapy for patients with rare diseases and maintaining economic motivation for pharmaceutical companies to innovate. The authors have developed innovative approaches to the regulation of orphan drugs, providing for the introduction of adaptive pricing based on data from real clinical practice. This approach will allow dynamically changing the level of compensation, taking into account the actual achieved therapeutic effectiveness and the impact of therapy on the quality of life of patients.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):328-334
328-334
Legal regulation of international military exhibitions: current stare and development prospects
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the article examines the role and significance of international military exhibitions as an important factor in strategic dialogue and building trust between states in the global arms market. It analyzes the legal acts regulating the organization and conduct of such events at the national and international levels, including the Decrees of the Government of the Russian Federation, the Federal Law on Military-Technical Cooperation, the 1928 Paris Convention, and the Wassenaar Arrangements. The article describes the system of interaction between the government agencies of the Russian Federation in organizing exhibitions, the specifics of state and international coordination, and the practice of holding major military-technical forums and exhibitions. Special attention was paid to export control issues and compliance with international standards, transparency problems, ethical aspects, and political challenges associated with military exhibitions. The importance of international cooperation, harmonization of legislation, and digitalization was noted.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):335-343
335-343
Problems of observing and restoring the terms of appeal and cassation appeal in civil and arbitration proceedings
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the Institute of "Terms" is of great importance in the procedural branches of law in order to achieve the main objective of the process: the timely and correct resolution of the case. The article discusses some issues related to the observance and restoration of the terms for appealing and cassating court decisions in civil and arbitration proceedings. In the course of the study, an analysis of the current legal regulation was carried out, as well as an analysis of the established judicial practice, which reveals the issues of calculating procedural time limits. A comparison has been made of the legislative consolidation in the Civil Procedure Code of the Russian Federation and the Arbitration Procedure Code of the Russian Federation of the calculation of the procedural time limits for appealing a decision of the court of first instance of court decisions that have not entered into force and have entered into legal force. The Resolutions Of The Plenum Of The Supreme Court Of The Russian Federation Are Analyzed. The attention of the authors is paid to the restoration of the missed procedural period in the appeal and cassation proceedings. Due to the fact that the process of unification of civil procedure legislation has been going on for the second decade, there is still a question about the calculation of procedural time limits. According to the results of the study, legal uncertainty was noted regarding the determination of appeal deadlines, their calculation according to the Civil Procedure Code and the Arbitration Procedure Code, as well as the difficulty of implementing the procedure for restoring missed deadlines.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):344-349
344-349
The evolution of local self-government in Russia: the path from idealism to realism
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the article examines the main legislative and practical trends in the development of local self-government in Russia in recent years. The current constitutional model of local self-government is analyzed. The main domestic scientific concepts for understanding the essence of local self-government are considered. The main trends and innovations in the regulation of local self-government are analyzed. The paper forms the author's concept of changing trends in the legal regulation of local self-government, changing the basic messages in legal policy in this direction from idealistic to realistic.
International law journal. 2025;8(8):350-358
350-358
