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Place of “source of law” category - in the legal positivism museum
 
PIIS102694520014846-1-1
DOI10.31857/S102694520014846-1
Publication type Article
Status Published
Authors
Daniliuk Stanislav E. 
Occupation: Judge
Affiliation: Constitutional Court of the Republic of Belarus
Address: Minsk, Belarus
Journal nameGosudarstvo i pravo
EditionIssue 5
Pages68-80
Abstract

The article presents the author’s original concept of understanding and classification of sources of law according to which, they should be considered in respect of three key stages of law lifecycle: law formation, lawmaking, and law enforcement. It is the author's opinion that such approach allows to move beyond the narrow bounds of legal positivism in the interpretation of sources of law, get over the ambiguity and legal uncertainties of the “source of law” term, and to bring about its uniform semantic identification in the process of legal discourse. In terms of the proposed methodology, such debating forms of law as case law, acts of the Constitutional Court, scientific doctrine, and customary law, are assessed.

Keywordssource of law, form of law, source of law formation, source of lawmaking, source of law enforcement
Received11.01.2021
Publication date24.05.2021
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