KAREN AMIRYAN

Judge of the Appellate Anti-Corruption Court of the RA,

Assistant at YSU Faculty of Law, Chair of Theory and History of

State and Law, Candidate of Law

ANNA STEPANIAN

Expert of the Anti-corruption Policy Development and Monitoring,

Department of the RA Ministry of Justice

DOI: https://doi.org/10.59546/18290744-2023.10-12-3

Annotation.

Within the framework of this article, the need to introduce and apply anti-corruption expertise in the RA legal system was discussed. The current situation in relation to the field was analyzed, as a result of which we proposed to define the anti-corruption examination as an independent type of examination at the law level, as well as to establish an authorizing norm by law, within the framework of which a sub-legislative normative legal act regulating the procedural issues of anti-corruption examination will be adopted. In addition, for the implementation of anti-corruption examination, we have proposed to create a separate specialized independent body, to define the scope of the legal acts and/or the criteria for their selection, which will be subject to anti-corruption examination. At the same time, in order to achieve the desired result, we proposed to create effective cooperation between the state body that will carry out anti-corruption expertise and the higher education institutions involved in that process.

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