Law of the individual in the legislative doctrine
Journal Title: Держава та регіони. Серія: Право - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue
Abstract
The article covers the problem of man as a subject of law in the context of the legist doctrine. It is noted that the interpretation of human personality in the legal and legalist doctrines is different. It is shown on the example of the Soviet era that legism, in essence, has replaced the legal personality of a person legal and repressive.
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В. М. Братасюк
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