Procedural liability in criminal and administrative proceedings: integration prospects

The institution of procedural liability as a means of protecting procedural law has been formed to some extent in almost every procedural branch of law. At the same time, branch types of procedural liability have both individual features characteristic of a particular branch of law and general features inherent in this legal phenomenon as a whole. The main attention of researchers of procedural liability is directed precisely at problematic issues within individual procedural branches. At the same time, procedural liability is of special interest from the point of view of interbranch research, because such an approach on the basis of the revealed branch regularities of existence of this legal institution allows to develop its general basic principles and standards, to unify the conceptual apparatus, to develop measures to improve the legislation and judicial practice. This determines the relevance of this study.