LEVELS OF COUNTERACTIONS AGAINST CORRUPTION IN THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM

Abstract

It has been established that the levels of combating corruption in the 
judicial system are peculiar links in relation to which a regulatory and legal basis 
is being built, an institutional structure of comprehensive combating corruption 
in the sphere of activity of the judicial authorities is being formed, and the 
implementation of administrative and other special anti-corruption instruments 
by authorized entities is being organized. It has been noted that at the 
international level, combating corruption in the judicial system is carried out: 
firstly, through the approval and implementation of international anti-corruption 
standards and principles enshrined in the concepts of international organizations; 
secondly, the establishment of universal rules of labor activity and professional 
ethics of representatives of the judicial authorities; thirdly, the organization and 
implementation of international cooperation in the direction of building a 
transparent justice system; fourthly, participation in the work of international, 
independent organizations that assess the state of combating corruption in the 
judicial authorities and correcting gaps, violations and other shortcomings 
identified during monitoring. 
It is argued that at the national level, the content of the phenomenon of 
corruption is understood in terms of domestic legal, political, economic and social 
realities. Actions that are considered corrupt, as well as mechanisms for their 
prevention, prevention and termination, are given a legislative definition. In 
addition, at this level, the state anti-corruption policy is formed, the system for 
implementing the measures provided for by it is implemented, and guarantees of 
the legal and independent work of the justice sector are declared.