Law and society

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  31.01.2022 г.
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  12 стр.
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  Introduction………………………………………………………………………………..3
  1.Law as a form and source of Human right………………………………………………4
  2.Role of law in the life of society………………………………………………………...6
  Conclusion……………………………………………………………………………….10
  References………………………………………………………………………………11
  
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  Introduction
  In modern society, people and their various associations constantly come into contact with the rules (norms) fixed in laws and bylaws - with their requirements, prohibitions and permissions, with the need for their observance, implementation and application, with the consequences that arise in case of their violation. Every state establishes a certain order in social relations, which, by means of legislation and legality, formulates them in legal norms, ensures, protects and defends them. Legislation covers the majority of spheres of human activity and expands the boundaries of its regulatory impact on social relations as social life becomes more complex, directly accompanying people in their communication with each other.
  Now our country is heading towards the formation of a state based on the rule of law, which is undoubtedly associated with an increasing role in state and public life of the main legal source (form) of Russian law - the law. As is known, reflecting social interests in a concentrated form, the law acts as the main regulator of social relations, the guarantor of the rights and freedoms of a citizen. It serves as the most important means of transformation in the economic, social and other spheres and at the same time contributes to the stabilization and sustainability of the social situation. Law establishes a legal framework for the activities of all state and public institutions, takes a leading place in the legal system, as its legal force determines the dynamics and content of all other legal acts, therefore called the subordinate acts.
  For a long time, the status and significance of the law in the public legal system was downgraded and emasculated by the torrents of subordinate and departmental rulemaking. At present, we are probably still in the very initial stage of restoring the rights of the law as a real and not a purely formal source of law. On the way of this restoration, a number of problems have now become apparent, the correct raising and resolution of which will contribute to the revival of the role of the law in the domestic legal culture. In order to properly identify and divide these problems it is necessary to turn first of all to the consideration of the main issues of the theory of law, which is the focus of this work.
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  1.Law as a form and source of Human right
  The term "source of law" was most commonly used, defined in the most general way as a form of expression of law. One of the pioneers of the study of the concept "source of law" in the Soviet legal theory S.F. Kechekian first of all drew attention to the fact that the source of law should be understood as a specific (special) form of expression of the will and giving it the meaning of a generally binding norm. Indeed, an in-depth analysis leads to a differentiated consideration of the form of law, in particular the form of a legal norm. Alongside the internal form, we can identify the external form of the legal norm, which is "the external expression of the internally organised content of the law".
  It is the external form of expression of law that is usually called the source of law. In this case, D.A. Kerimov specifies: "Source of law in the so-called formal sense". P.E. Nedbaylo emphasized the other side of the concept of source of law. He drew attention to the fact that legal norms "are established in certain forms serving as a formal basis for their general binding nature".It is these forms that give the rules contained in them an official, normative value, Nedbaylo noted. Therefore, these forms are called "sources of law" in the formal (legal) sense [1].
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