Point of Law. Comparative Legal Analysis of the Legal Status of Deputies of Belgium and France with Parliamentarians of the Russian Federation

• Victor Yu. Melnikov Doctor of Laws. Professor of the Department of Criminal Procedure and Criminalistics Rostov Institute (branch) VGUYUA (RPA of the Ministry of Justice of Russia), Russian Federation
• Andrei V. Seregin Associate Professor, candidate of jurisprudence, Department of theory and history of state and law, Southern Federal University, Russian Federation.
• Marina A. Cherkasova Professor, Department of public administration, State University of management, Doctor of philosophy, Professor, Russian Federation
• Olga V. Akhrameeva Associate Professor, candidate of jurisprudence, Department of civil law disciplines of the branch of MIREA-Russian technological University In Stavropol, Russian Federation
• Valeria A. Danilova Associate professor, candidate of jurisprudence, Department of state and legal disciplines of the Penza state university, Russian Federation

Palabras clave: Human rights and freedoms, Parliament, Deputies, Kingdom of Belgium, Republic of France, Constitution

Resumen

The article deals with theoretical and legal problems of constitutional guarantees of parliamentary activity on the example of Belgium and France. The authors believe that the combination of legal guarantees with the need for legal responsibility of modern parliamentarians as representatives of the people is most harmoniously enshrined in French legislation, which is advisable to use as a model when reforming the system of people's representation of the Russian Federation.