Specification as a means of improving lawmaking and law-applying
The article contains analysis of some approaches to understanding of specificity of law and its role at different levels of transformation of reality. So, it is noted that the specification of rights that is closely connected with the scientific knowledge and assessment of the real state of social relations is a necessary component of the process of law-making process. In addition, it addresses the challenge of achieving certainty in the actions of subjects of legal relations in the enforcement process. Law concretization is defined as an organic unity of three basic elements: knowledge, activities and results, which in their dialectical interconnections form a relatively independent process. It is emphasized that the negative feature of the specificity of positive law is the high risk of subjectivity and administrative arbitrariness in the legal handling of funds of this kind. It is concluded that the specification of rights permeates completely different layers of the legal matter, accumulates and renders legal threads available to the doctrinal position and practice of law enforcement, thereby contributing to the improvement of the system of Russian legislation and legal practice.