Abstract
The article highlights some problems with the theoretical, legal, tactical, and methodological support for prosecutorial inspections outside the criminal law sphere. Based on a comparative legal analysis of the supervisory activities of the prosecutor's offices of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Kazakhstan, and literature published in open sources, the similarities and peculiarities of legislation have been identified, including existing problems in law enforcement practice, including issues of theoretical and applied research on the fundamentals of the tactics of the prosecutor's office's supervisory activities, affecting the quality of prosecutorial inspections. The authors emphasize the need to adopt a situational approach to the organization and conduct of inspections, drawing on scientific knowledge from various industries and accounting for modern realities. The article may be helpful for further developments in the theory and practice of supervisory activities in both academic and law enforcement environments.