Justice independence: foreign constitutional experiences.

Abstract

This article presents the results of a comparative legal study investigating the norms of constitution in CIS countries, Europe and America about formalizing the principle of justice independence. With respect to this principle, the absence of substantive certainty has been established; fragmentary constitutional consolidation in such semantic aspects is observed as independence of the judiciary or state courts, as well as courts of an autonomous territorial entity in the state, and budget formation of the judicial system (Kyrgyzstan) or the budget of the judiciary is set up.