Constitutional and legal regulation as a subject of scientific research
Journal Title: Актуальні проблеми держави і права - Year 2017, Vol 78, Issue
Abstract
This paper considers the constitutional and legal regulation as a subject of scientific research. Proving the correctness of such approach the author defines constitutional and legal regulation as a functioning system that has qualitatively new properties, which are manifested in dynamics.
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Д. С. Терлецький
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