Control law. TSPU. Assignment to topic 4
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1. According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948, states are obliged to provide free higher education. P., guided by Art. 15 and 17 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, appealed to the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation with a complaint against the Government of the Russian Federation, which does not comply with the indicated articles of the Constitution of the Russian Federation.
Question 1. Does the consideration of such disputes fall within the powers of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation?
Question 2. Comment on this appeal, if it is substantiated (detailed justification regarding the powers of the Constitutional Court and a description of options for resolving this situation).
2.P. appealed to the head of the post office with a complaint that he had received a registered letter "open" and asked to look into what had happened. The head of the post office said that he would not deal with such trifles as an open letter trial. P. then filed a complaint against him with the Federal Court.
Question 1. Are there grounds for going to court? - yes, in this case, the right to privacy of correspondence is violated
Question 2. How can this situation be resolved, based on the provisions of international instruments in the field of human rights?
3. A., the owner of a private store, filed a lawsuit against S., who, according to A., incites social discord among his neighbors, calling him a “bloodsucker”, a “fat cat”, profiting from the misfortune of the people.
Question 1. What offense was committed by citizen S., what normative act regulates this situation?
Question 2. Evaluate the actions of the parties and resolve this situation on the merits
Question 1. Does the consideration of such disputes fall within the powers of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation?
Question 2. Comment on this appeal, if it is substantiated (detailed justification regarding the powers of the Constitutional Court and a description of options for resolving this situation).
2.P. appealed to the head of the post office with a complaint that he had received a registered letter "open" and asked to look into what had happened. The head of the post office said that he would not deal with such trifles as an open letter trial. P. then filed a complaint against him with the Federal Court.
Question 1. Are there grounds for going to court? - yes, in this case, the right to privacy of correspondence is violated
Question 2. How can this situation be resolved, based on the provisions of international instruments in the field of human rights?
3. A., the owner of a private store, filed a lawsuit against S., who, according to A., incites social discord among his neighbors, calling him a “bloodsucker”, a “fat cat”, profiting from the misfortune of the people.
Question 1. What offense was committed by citizen S., what normative act regulates this situation?
Question 2. Evaluate the actions of the parties and resolve this situation on the merits
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