State Law Disciplines Department

The Chair of the Department is A.G. Tikovenko, D. D. in Law, professor, correspondent member of the Constitutional Court of Republic of Belarus, judge of higher qualification.

A.G. Tikovenko is the author of more than 50 published scientific articles, among them are monographs

- Boss and Subordinate: Legal Aspects of Their Office Interrelation (Minsk, 1984);

- Personnel Policies in Perestroika Time (Minsk,1990);

- Authority of Power: Past and Future (Minsk, 1992).

A.G. Tikovenko is the member of several Dissertation Thesis Defence Boards. He is also the member of several developing and debating draft-laws working groups. His specialisation is state and political power theory, constitutional and administrative law.

The Department was established on September 1, 2000. Nowadays the Department employs 16 faculty members, among them is one holder of a post-doctoral degree and a full professor title, 3 associate professors (Ph.D. in Law), 11 senior lecturers and 1 assistant teacher.

The faculty give courses in the following 14 subjects which form the Department's profile:

- Constitutional Law;

- State Law of Foreign Countries;

- Administrative Law;

- Criminal Law;

- Criminal Procedural Law;

- Criminal Procedural-Executive Law;

- Finance Law;

- Customs Law;

- Legislative Provisions for Fiscal Regulation Law;

- Judicial System;

- Directorate of Public Prosecutions;

- Criminology;

- Crime Detection;

- Banking Legal Relations.

The main direction of the Department's scientific research is the Republic of Belarus law and the Russian Federation law comparative analysis in the sphere of local administration and self-administration.

The most significant scientific works of the Department's staff are:

- A.G. Tikovenko Constitutional Nature of Court Power -:"Pravo I demokratija",Minsk,2000. Number 10.

- A.G. Tikovenko State Power and Human Rights -:Minsk, 2000.

- V.M. Vorontsov New Criminal-Procedural Code -:Minsk, 2000

- V.A. Kodavbovich Legislative Regulations of Communal Property in the Republic of Belarus and Municipal Property in the Russian Federation -:Minsk, 2000.

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