PERCEPTIONS OF THE EUROPEAN CONCEPT OF SOVEREIGNTY OF THE RUSSIAN JUDICIAL COMMUNITY: PROBLEMS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF ECHR DECISIONS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

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Valentin Alekseevich Ovchinnikov
Jaroslav Valerievich Antonov

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The sovereignty of contemporary state is a key question in the international relationships. The sovereigntyis exceptional right of every state without any external coercion to deciding of problems of internaland external policy. Many states have their own concept of the sovereignty. It has a big influence on the nationaljudicial systems and judicial community’s. In this article author considers the some issues of problemsof implementation of ECHR decisions in the Russian Federation.

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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2013): The Lawyer Quarterly
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