The article examines the theoretical and praxeological issues of organizational and organizational and legal activities of localgovernments in the implementation of free legal aid.It is proved that the most important teleology of local self-government and local self-government bodies formed by the territorialcommunity as a result of democratic procedures and appointments is the realization of constitutional rights, freedoms and responsibi -lities of man and citizen, because local self-government and territorial community-legal status of a person, – therefore, given the ratherhigh potential of their legal “content”, the provision of free primary legal aid within the territorial community and at the level of localself-government is an important, timely and effective factor of local development.It is argued that the implementation of organizational and organizational and legal activities of local governments to provide legalassistance in the local community is an objective and important area of support and implementation of constitutional and legislativeguidelines for such assistance.It is argued that exercising their own (self-governing) competences to provide legal assistance, local governments through thepractical implementation of organizational and organizational-legal activities in the relevant field actually form a local system of suchlegal assistance, in its contextualization as an important segment of local protection. human and civil rights and freedoms within theterritorial community.The author believes that the amount of competence rights granted to local governments to organize free primary legal aid at thelocal level of society within the territorial community – through the construction of an effective and efficient local system of such assistance,has a high organizational, praxeological, normative, normative design. and methodological potential. This conclusion is substantiatedby the fact that such multifactorial potential is not only sufficient and optimal for the members of the territorial community toexercise their constitutional rights and freedoms, fulfill their constitutional duties – in practice it transforms the local self-governmentand authoritative socially responsible and socially legitimate entity. which can really represent, reflect, moderate (in the context of mo -ni toring), protect and guarantee the realization of the rights, freedoms and responsibilities of residents of territorial community members.The implementation of organizational activities of local self-government bodies for the implementation of legal aid in territorialcommunity is not provided by current legislation, it logically follows from the understanding and interpretation of their competence inthe relevant field; implementation of organizational and legal activities of local self-government bodies on the implementation of legalaid in territorial community is regulated by current legislation, as well as regulations and documents developed and adopted by localself-government bodies within the framework of local rule-making.
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