Pyatigorsk State University (PSU)
Pyatigorsk State University (PSU)

The date of foundation of Pyatigorsk State University is considered to be June 27, 1939, when the Pedagogical School officially became a higher educational institution. Since then, the university has undergone various changes and transformations - an increase in the number of years of study, several renamings - and officially became known as Pyatigorsk State University in 2016. Since 2005, the head of the university is Professor Gorbunov Alexander Pavlovich. By 2009, 10 faculties were formed at the university. Further, on their basis, institutes and higher schools were created, having one of the faculties in their composition. In addition, PSU is actively developing the system of pre-university, postgraduate and additional education. It has a branch in Novorossiysk. Currently, the university has 34 departments. Now Pyatigorsk State University has more than 5,500 students and 3,000 students from different regions of Russia and foreign countries. All the peoples of the Caucasus are also represented in PSU.

Andrey Petrovich Mazurenko, a professor at the Institute of Law and Jurisprudence of PSU and a Doctor of Legal Sciences, took part in the All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference with international participation, titled "Judicial Law-Application: Theoretical and Practical Issues," held at the Russian State University of Justice under the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation in Moscow.

The scholar presented a paper entitled "Judicial Law-Making as a Means of Addressing Legislative Gaps in the Administration of Justice: Theoretical Perspectives" during a session dedicated to the theory and history of law and the state.

The conference brought together over 200 participants, including representatives from the supreme judicial bodies of Russia, Belarus, and the Eurasian Economic Union, as well as prominent legal scholars.

Participation in the event facilitated the exchange of academic expertise and the discussion of pressing issues concerning the development of legal science and the refinement of judicial practice.

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