Law: science or project?
The key paradigm of Legal research is that the issues of jurisprudence are treated as a special branch of scientific knowledge. Hence, some conclusions, approaching the Level of dogma, are made that the sphere of jurisprudence has its own unique laws, deviations from which are false doctrines that could not be introduced into the normative sphere, as well as into the further law realisation and law enforcement practices. At the same time, there are no doubts that the composition of information about legal realities does not contain elements of the structure of scientific knowledge (descriptions of activities, knowledge, ontology, theories, means, methods, subject). Moreover, the object of legal science is not a given that can be studied and (or) investigated but a created reality formed in the course of various practices of establishing legal relations and legal regimes of subjects' activities. This state of affairs indicates the program and design practice in the course of studying legal phenomena where the knowledge component is replaced by «ideas on paper», the validity of which is assessed not by summing them up under a concept (theory) but through the feasibility and translatability of norms-projects.