Tyumen, Russian Federation
Introduction: the article examines the issues of examining citizens for alcohol and other types of intoxication in cases stipulated by the legislation on administrative responsibility. An analysis of legal norms regulating the procedure for sending and conducting examinations when establishing signs is carried out. Attention is paid to the lack of a unified approach in the preparation of regulatory acts governing the considered area of public relations and the administrative responsibility provided for by law for refusing to undergo examination. Materials and methods: the normative basis of the study is the legislation regulating the grounds and procedure for applying state coercion measures aimed at obtaining evidence of a person being intoxicated, when such evidence plays a decisive role in qualifying the act. In the course of the study, materials of law enforcement practice and previously published scientific works were used. Research results: based on the results of the study, gaps and conflicts of administrative-tort legislation were identified in terms of obtaining evidence about a person's condition in the implementation of proceedings on administrative offenses. Conclusions and findings: in the conclusion, the author formulates proposals for amendments to current legislation aimed at eliminating problems associated with the lack of a unified legal regulation of the grounds and procedure for examining citizens for intoxication.
medical examination, state of intoxication, administrative activity, police, administrative offenses
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