EXPANSION OF THE SCOPE OF ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE
The President signed the Law on Administrative Justice, Rulemaking, and Legal Assistance.
The President signed the Law on Administrative Justice, Rulemaking, and Legal Assistance.
Housing disputes are conflicts arising from the exercise of housing rights and obligations by parties to legal relationships.
In the Republic of Kazakhstan, certain categories of individuals possess privileges and immunities, which affect the procedure for bringing them to administrative liability.
President signed Law No. 241 of December 17, 2025, amending administrative justice legislation.
Amid constitutional reforms, public control in Kazakhstan is evolving from declarative to a genuine instrument of citizen influence on governance.
Electronic administrative acts increase efficiency but complicate jurisdiction of disputes.
In the Republic of Kazakhstan, work continues on improving the judicial system and increasing public trust in justice. One of the innovations aimed at ensuring openness and fairness in court proceedings has been the introduction of the institution of extraterritorial jurisdiction.
In life, there are situations where a person suffers not only material damage but also emotional pain: they may be insulted, have false information spread about them, suffer harm to their health, or be illegally prosecuted. In such cases, the law allows for claiming compensation for moral harm.
Recently, there has been much discussion in Kazakhstan surrounding the draft Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Issues of Further Improvement of Criminal Legislation" (concerning the introduction of a jury trial for cases involving parole and commutation of sentence).
Since gaining independence, the Republic of Kazakhstan has paid special attention to the development, improvement, and modernization of the country's judicial branch. Specialists in the field of the judicial system emphasize, above all, the principle of transparency in judicial activity, namely: ensuring independence, issues of enhancing the image of judges, access to justice, as well as the role of courts and judges in a democratic society and the state as a whole.
In Ust-Kamenogorsk, a practicing police forensic expert revealed the intricacies of the technical and forensic examination of currency and banknotes to students of the Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University.
Thus, in accordance with Article 33 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Banks and Banking Activities," relations between banks, as well as between banks and their clients, are carried out on the basis of agreements, unless otherwise provided by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
In the run-up to the national referendum on the adoption of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, scheduled for March 15, 2026, citizens – from ordinary workers to representatives of professional sectors – are asking questions about how the Fundamental Law will change the life of each individual.
Amid the publication of the so-called "Epstein Files," Majilis deputies have initiated a verification into possible contacts between high-ranking Kazakh officials and the American financier.