LAW-INTERPRET POLICY AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRAVOINTERPRETATION ACTIVITY


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Law-interpret activity is an independent type of legal activity. A full-scale development of the law-interpretation activity is impossible without a study of its effectiveness, which is a category of strategic importance for the implementation of the process of official interpretation of the law. In turn, the decision of the problem of increasing efficiency is promoted by the law-interpretation policy, which allows defining specific criteria, the totality of which indicates the level of effectiveness of the right-interpretative activity in a single period of time.

The article examines some aspects of the problem of the effectiveness of the law-interpretation activity. A system of criteria is proposed, among which: the level of professional training of subjects of the law-interpretation activities; the level of conflicting interpretation practices; the number of legal interpretations allowed; level of perception of interpretative acts; level of relevance of interpretative acts. Attention is drawn to the orientation of the strategy of the right-interpretational policy to improve the effectiveness of the law-interpretation activity and to maintain its high authority, which requires the definition and analysis of the relevant criteria, without which a promising implementation of the official interpretation of the law is called into question.

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Alexander Vasilievich Malko

Saratov Branch of the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Saratov

Author for correspondence.
Email: i_gp@ssla.ru

doctor of legal sciences, professor, honored scientist of the Russian Federation, director

Russian Federation

Evgeniy Mikhailovich Terekhov

Balakovo Branch of Saratov State Law Academy, Balakovo

Email: terehov1989@yandex.ru

candidate of legal sciences, associate professor of the department of state and legal disciplines

Russian Federation

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