Comparative legal studies of administrative responsibility for violating the law on freedom of assembly in the countries of the post-Soviet space are of current importance. The purpose of this study is to find common and specific features in the administrative liability for violating the law on freedom of assembly by comparing the degree of such responsibility in the countries of the former USSR. In this research, in addition to the comparative-legal method, we also used dialectical, formal logic methods, systems analysis, analogies, generalizations, etc. This study is of practical importance, since it shows some new ways to regulate relations connected with violation of freedom of meetings and allows one to determine the degree of administrative punishment in Russia in comparison with other countries of the post-Soviet space. It also offers some new issues to be discussed in the framework of domestic scholarly debate.
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