The paper presents the findings of a study of theoretical and practical peculiarities of interaction between the public prosecution and non-regulated state bodies. It considers the problems of identifying and designating state bodies which are not regulated by the public prosecution, with a focus on the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, the President of Russia (and bodies acting under the President of Russia), Russian Government, federal courts and magistrates, Russian Human Rights Commissioner, Russian Audit Chamber and Russian Central Electoral Commission. Various grounds and forms of interaction between the Russian public prosecution and non-regulated state bodies are described. The objectives, stages of an objective and subjective side, as well as the means of a legal influence mechanism (standards of law, legal relationship and individual legal acts) are determined when describing such a mechanism. The article concludes that there are real prospects for further research in this field and notes a high relevance of the problems being examined.
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