THE FUNCTIONS OF LEGAL PROHIBITIONS AS A MANIFESTATION OF THEIR SOCIAL NATURE
Journal Title: Право і суспільство - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
The article deals with the question of the evolution of legal prohibitions functional purpose. It was revealed that legal prohibitions have a possibility to realize general social function and can determine activization of the concept “freedom” and general permitting regulation in legal plane.
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Н. М. РАДАНОВИЧ
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