Appointment of judicial and law enforcement officials as a subject of joint competence of the federation and its subjects

The article is devoted to the study of a number of constitutional and legal problems related to the delimitation of jurisdiction and powers in the implementation of state personnel policy. The author proves that the constitutional provision that the personnel of judicial and law enforcement agencies are under the joint jurisdiction of the Federation and its subjects serves the constitutional purpose of specifically guaranteeing the connection of the judicial and law enforcement systems with law and law. The legislator in the legal regulation of these social relations bears the public law obligation to ensure an appropriate balance between the competing principles of separation of powers and the rule of human rights. The meaning of the current Constitution of the Russian Federation excludes complete discretion in matters of state personnel policy in judicial and law enforcement agencies both at the federal level and in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. The combined model of legal regulation seems to be more promising and viable.