Citizens' petitions in the political rights system

The book explores the critical role of the right to appeal within the legal framework of the Russian Federation, highlighting its constitutional significance and the complexities surrounding its regulation. It details the legislative history, including the various drafts and discussions among key state bodies, which ultimately led to the law's blockage by the upper house of parliament and the President. The dual nature of the right to appeal is emphasized, illustrating its function in safeguarding individual rights while necessitating oversight of public authority operations within administrative law.