Финансирование судебных процессов сторонними лицами: осмысление зарубежных моделей в условиях повышения судебных пошлин в России
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https://doi.org/10.17308/law/1995-5502/2025/1/89-98Ключевые слова:
гражданское судопроизводство, финансирование судебных процессов, доступ к правосудию, правосудие, этичность судебного процессаАннотация
Феномен «финансирования судебного процесса», изначально возникший и широко распространенный в странах общего права, всё больше проникает в континентальный процесс. Вместе с тем накопленный опыт функционирования данного правового института уже приводит к его переосмыслению в странах, активно его применяющих. С этой целью необходимо рассмотреть обоснованность использования данного механизма не только с точки зрения расширения доступа к правосудию, но и с точки зрения проблем и этических дилемм, присущих его применению.
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