This scientific article examines the issues of moral and legal regulation of non-procedural activities of judges in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The need to amend the Code of Judicial Ethics and procedural legislation is identified and justified. Based on the study, it is recommended to change the nature of the extra-procedural activities of judges in order to strengthen control over the moral and legal regulation of their extra-judicial activities.

The emergence of a number of pressing issues related to the interpretation of the institution of “non-procedural relations” in the field of professional activity of judges, as well as activities in other areas, gives rise to the need to study this issue from a scientific point of view.

Defining the main purpose of the article as an analysis of the provisions enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Constitutional Law “On the Judicial System and the Status of Judges of the Republic of Kazakhstan”, the Code of Judicial Ethics, the author considers an in-depth analysis of the concept of “non-procedural relations” to be the main task.

The tasks are set to determine the organizational and legal significance of the institution of “non-procedural relations”, its place in the current legislation, to identify gaps in the moral and legal regulation of these activities and their improvement.