Justice of the peace today: about the «overripe» need for procedural and legal reform and its main directions

Abstract

Designating an extremely high judicial burden as an acute problem of the current state of the Institute of Justice of the Peace, the author makes a number of reasoned proposals to reduce it by making some changes to the current civil procedure legislation concerning reducing the number of procedural issues resolved at a court hearing with a summons (notification) of the persons involved in the case.