Subjective right as an element of non-prescriptive legal regulation in the system of social and legal assessments: ante legem and pre legem assessments (ending)
Subjective rights refer to the means of ideological influence as a value-oriented stage of the algorithm of social management, which includes legal regulation. This is true for all legal systems, because any legal norm is a semantic symbiosis of axiological assessments. Social assessments algorithmically precede any rule of law, although the appearance of a legal norm is not a necessary stage in every algorithm of social (self-directed) management. The most accurate description of these processes is provided only when using the management context. This requires the introduction of such terms as "control and directly managed parameters" (of the social process course), as well as "means of changing of the controlled parameters". This makes it possible to carry out a theoretical reconstruction of the place and role of subjective rights in legal regulation in accordance with objective reality, which is a full-fledged theoretical basis not only for effective legal regulation, but also for an effective usage of their regulative potential in state administration.