The specifics of the procedural position of the prosecutor as an administrative plaintiff

The article examines the specifics of the procedural position of the prosecutor as an administrative plaintiff. The shortcomings and problems of the prosecutor's participation in administrative proceedings are identified; proposals are made to improve legislation. The author notes the importance of this institution and highlights that the prosecutor's appeal to the court with an administrative claim is the most important form of his participation in the administrative process and is a way for the prosecutor to respond to the identified offenses.