Institutionalization of law-making principles as a way to transform scientific categories into the law-making solutions.

  • Mikhail B. Rumyantsev FGNC VNIIMP imeni V.M. Gorbatova
  • Vladislav Yu. Turanin Belgorod State University, 85 Pobedy St., Belgorod, 308015, Russia; Belgorod State Institute of Arts and Culture, 7 Koroleva St., Belgorod, 308033, Russia
  • Olga N. Gorodnova Cheboksary Cooperative Institute (branch) of the Russian University of Cooperation, 24 Gorky St., Cheboksary, 428025, Russia
  • Arthur A. Semenov Cheboksary Cooperative Institute (branch) of the Russian University of Cooperation, 24 Gorky St., Cheboksary, 428025, Russia
  • Yuliya V. Boltenkova. Federal State Public Educational Establishment of Higher Training Belgorod Law Institute of Ministry of the Internal of the Russian Federation named after I.D. Putilin, 71, Gorkogo street, Belgorod, 308024, Russia
Keywords: law-making, institutionalization, legal science, perception, formal figuration

Abstract

Institutionalization of law-making principles is the most important state task to give to the law-making the task-oriented formation, to enforce legally state’s social purpose and development ways. The scientific perception of this principle should be enforced in legal act framework without which the principle itself shall not be valuable and alive. Institutionalization of law-making principles is preservation in legal norms the basic ideas, social and other values as the leading landmarks to regulate public relationships in order to form the social stability and development in the state. The formal figuration of law-making principles cannot be conceptualized unless solved in view of the legal regulation extent.

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Published
2019-03-01