Author: Insopov, Abdugaffor Abdusamadovich

Annotation: This article examines the general supervisory activities of the Prosecutor's Office of the Uzbek SSR in ensuring socialist legality during the 1950s, based on archival materials. The study analyzes violations of legal requirements by local Soviets and executive committees, the protection of collective farm (kolkhoz) property, the lawful use of budgetary funds, the safeguarding of state and public property, and the legal significance of prosecutorial response measures. The archival evidence demonstrates that during this period the Prosecutor's Office functioned not only as an institution responsible for criminal prosecution but also as a key supervisory body ensuring legality within the system of state administration.

Keywords: Prosecutor's Office; socialist legality; prosecutorial oversight; general supervision; archival materials; local Soviets; executive committees; collective farm property; Uzbek SSR.

Pages in journal: 104 - 110