The place and role of the information and communication network Internet in the implementation of constitutional human and civil right to entrepreneurial activity
The article deals with the place and role of the information and communication network Internet as a space for implementation of constitutional right to use capabilities and abilities for entrepreneurial and other activities not prohibited by law. The Internet is a new social and legal phenomenon, rapidly penetrating into the sphere of commercial and economic relations and creating new opportunities for more simplified implementation of every citizen’s right to entrepreneurial activity. The rapid development of the Internet makes it urgent to study it from the standpoint of constitutional and legal science, since the Internet can act both as a medium in which the right to entrepreneurial activity is implemented, and as an independent form of right implementation guarantee, because through it one can both gain access to information about rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen, and simplify cooperation with bodies that are endowed with state power, as well as optimize the financial and economic activity. In our opinion, the Internet and all its components have ceased to be the usual means of storing and distributing information. The Internet is an isolated space within which civil and public rights and obligations are implemented. Through the Internet, state power is exercised, and rights and duties enshrined in the Constitution can be implemented through the Internet. According to the author, the Internet should be comprehensively studied as part of organizational and technical guarantees system of constitutional human and citizen's right to entrepreneurial activity.