Keyword: «legislative regulation»

The article examines issues of administrative liability for offenses in the information sphere. The norms of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation governing the dissemination of illegal information, violation of the rules for processing personal data and propaganda of prohibited content are analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the problems of law enforcement related to the anonymity of users and the transboundary nature of Internet relations.

The article is devoted to the consideration of issues related to the exclusion of a participant from a business entity as an extreme way to protect the corporation and its bona fide participants. However, today there is a lack of theoretical elaboration of the institution of exclusion of a participant, the lack of unified approaches in judicial practice. There is a discussion in the scientific literature on the issue under consideration. It seems that it is possible to exclude a participant only if the abuse of the right and the deliberate orientation of his actions to harm the business community are proven. In judicial practice, there is a well-established position on the possibility of excluding a participant performing the functions of the sole executive body if his actions or omissions have led to significant difficulties in the company's activities or other negative consequences, including harm to the company. At the same time, it is necessary to further develop legislation and judicial practice aimed at clarifying the criteria for the exclusion of a participant from a business entity and preventing abuse.

The article analyzes the paradox of contemporary language policy in Russia: the growing expansion of Anglicisms amid the consistently strengthening legislative protection of the Russian language. Drawing on material from the practical use of Russian in both official and everyday spheres, the article demonstrates that the process of borrowing has become irreversible, and legal mechanisms prove powerless against linguistic fashion. In conclusion, the author proposes shifting the focus from legal instruments to cultural and educational alternatives.