CONSTITUTIONAL CONTROL IN UZBEKISTAN: FORMATION, CURRENT STATE, AND DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE

Abstract

The work examines the formation and development of the institution of constitutional control in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that it allows to analyze the current state of constitutional control expansively, to comprehend the existing problems and to develop proposals for improving the mechanisms of administration of constitutional justice. There is a need to determine promising directions for the development of constitutional control, in the context of the forthcoming growth of the competence of the Constitutional Court and the introduction of the institution of constitutional complaint. The Constitutional Court was created in the history of humankind with the aim of reliable protection of constitutional human rights and freedoms, mutual limitation and balance of interests between the branches of government, ensuring the supremacy of the Constitution and its special protection. The activities of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan are aimed at protecting the Constitution, ensuring its norms and principles, as well as the human rights and freedoms enshrined in it. It also serves to democratize society and strengthen constitutional legitimacy through improved constitutional review. Over the past period, a solid legal basis has been created for the implementation of constitutional control, improvement of the implementation of constitutional justice, and an increase in the efficiency of constitutional justice.