Abstract
Òhe article deals with some problems of the current civil procedural legislation
regulating the status of the prosecutor, the prosecutor's initiation of consideration of civil
cases by the courts, and the prosecutor's conclusion in a civil case. The fundamental nature
of the status problem is explained by its close relationship with all the forms and stages of
participation of the prosecutor in the civil procedure. According to the authors, the use of
reference norms to indicate the position of the prosecutor does not contribute to the formation
of a unified approach in understanding its role and place in the system of subjects of civil
procedural relations. A critical analysis of the main points of view on this issue is given and
the right way to solve it is proposed.