Center for Law Enforcement
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The Центра правопорядка is described in the coverage as a legal organization based in Moscow and the Moscow Region, led by Alexander Khaminsky, who serves as its director. The entity is portrayed as providing legal commentary on labor law, property rights, immigration regulations, and administrative procedures through media appearances. Its public statements focus on interpretations of Russian legislation such as the Labor Code and passport laws. No evidence suggests formal governmental or corporate affiliation beyond its role as a source of legal analysis.
Recent coverage
- Lawyer Khaminsky: Schools Cannot Refuse Admission to a Student in the 10th Grade — Вечерняя Москва
- Russians warned of risks when transferring money between cards — Вести
- Expert: Income reduction is not grounds for reducing alimony — Вести
- Lawyer Haminsky claims a single absence could lead to dismissal — РИАМО
- Lawyer Explains Whether an Employee Can Be Fired for a Single Absence — Вести
- Expert answers whether citizens can sell crops grown on their personal plots — Вести
- Do you need temporary registration during vacation? — Вечерняя Москва
- Lawyer Khaminsky: Large wedding gifts from non-relatives are subject to tax — Москва 24