SOME PROBLEMS OF ENSURING THE SUPREME OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

Abstract

In legal science, public law is defined as a branch of the legal system that regulates public relations that have their own characteristics. The specificity defines the subject of public law – these are public relations related to state management activities, with the organization and implementation of state power, the protection of law and order, the system of state bodies, the use of state property, ensuring the activities of the state. Moreover, the state acts as an arbitrator in disputes – when private agreements no longer apply.

In modern public law, there are a number of problems. One of such existing problems is the problem of determining the legal properties of the Constitution and ensuring its supremacy in the entire legal system of Kazakhstan.

In the XXI century, constitutionalism in Kazakhstan is becoming a necessary condition for the state to move towards the priority of law, rationalize the functions of state regulation in various spheres of public life, and increase the efficiency of state bodies. At the same time, only modern constitutionalism is characterized by the basic principle of the supremacy of the constitution in the country's legal system.