Ensuring Legality in Public Administration: a Look Through the Prism of a Systematic Approach

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In the article, ensuring legality in public administration is considered as a system that includes a subsystem of general conditions (prerequisites) and a subsystem of special (legal) methods and means. This system is integrated and closely related to the public administration system. The general conditions and prerequisites for ensuring legality have a direct impact on both the public administration system and the formation of special (legal) ways and means of ensuring legality. State control, prosecutorial supervision, and disciplinary responsibility are used to ensure the legality of the activities of public administration entities themselves. Public administration entities, through a direct communication mechanism, apply to management facilities such methods and means of ensuring legality as administrative supervision (state control (supervision)) and administrative coercion, including measures of administrative responsibility. Organizations and individual citizens (public administration entities) use various forms of public control, administrative and judicial appeals, to ensure the legality of the activities of public administration entities within the framework of feedback. It is concluded that legality in public administration is based on the positive legal responsibility of citizens and public servants.