institutional crisis, destruction of anti-corruption legislation and loss of trust in law enforcement agencies - stimulates the development of non-governmental organizations and the emergence of individuals, protect private property, ensure personal safety, protect the lives and health of citizens. These include security agencies, bodyguards and private detectives. The lack of legal regulation of detective activity in Ukraine is a very big legal problem that separates us from the modern European world. The desire of the current government to maintain control over law enforcement agencies and the weak implementation of law enforcement and investigative activities - contributes to the active development of crime in Ukraine. This forces Ukrainian scientists and lawyers to study international experience for the effective implementation of the institute of detective work, in accordance with current international law. The activities of private detectives in European countries - is ensured by the right of citizens of these countries to protect their constitutional rights. Also, in the territory of the European Union, the activities of private detectives are legal and clearly spelled out in law. Legal regulation of private detective work is a very difficult issue. It is difficult to create adequate legal conditions when it comes to the authority of some people - to obtain information about third parties without their consent and knowledge. Therefore, the legislator of a modern European country must find a fine line between personal freedom, the right to privacy and the minimum rights of a person engaged in private detective work. This is necessary for the detective to be able to perform his duties efficiently and reliably. Today in Ukraine there are no laws that would clearly regulate private detective work. However, services that show signs of private detective work are still provided by individuals and agencies. If you look at the sections of ads on the Internet, you can find many suggestions for the provision of detective services.

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The article is devoted to the study of mediation as an alternative way to resolve social conflicts, ananalysis of the Law of Ukraine "On Mediation". The attention is updated on the main advantages of mediation as a wayto resolve social conflicts in the context of the war between Ukraine and Russia. The Law of Ukraine "On Mediation" isaframework,asitcontainsthemaindefinitions,thescopeofapplication,establishedprinciplesofmediation,definesthestatus of mediators, the rules of mediation, andits legal consequence

In the article analyzes the participation of Ilya Shrag in the Ukrainian and public-educational andpolitical-legal movement at the beginning of the20th century. It is noted that Ilya Shrag's state and legal orientationswere based on the protection of the rights of the native language, the peculiarities of the legal status of the Ukrainianpopulation, the land issue and other important issues of thelife of society. The state-legal views of Ilya Shrag can betraced especially clearly during his active participation in social and political processes that took place on the territoryof Ukrainian lands. His participation in the Ukrainian national movement contributed to the unification of consciousfigures of that time in the field of solving the Ukrainian question.