Legislative Policy and Legal Technologies
The feature considers some approaches to the definition of legal technologies and their implications for law-making policy as a means of exercising a piece of effective legislative work. The task of the law-making policy is a scientific justification of strategies and tactics of law-making, strengthening of the scientific component when making legislative decisions and assisting in improving its efficiency. The involvement of the legal procedures for the formation and implementation of legislative policy contributes to the optimization of the procedural issues and to the most consistent use of technical and legal tools. The value of interaction between legislative policy and legal technologies could be seen in the aspect of realization of the state tasks of the strategic planning and optimization steps for the implementation of an evolutionary change in the law on the basis of their support for legal remedies.