Stylistic peculiarities of public prosecutor reaction acts

The present article is concerned with the analysis of the official type of texts and motion forms in particular (i.e. objection and adductions of the public prosecutor). These documents contain the official request of the public prosecutor's office representatives for the procedural actions or decision making. The author of the article shows that each type of the acts has its own rigid composition. The principle compositional form is reasoning. The motion in these documents is the logical consequence of the objection and protest previously presented in different documents with different extent of categoricity and expressed with a wide range of language units of different levels