Creating law: between legislating and norming

The article contains a brief study on the problem of creating law as a distinct activity of the state, in order to identify the essence of this activity and the ways to achieve it. In particular, in the article is analyzed the distinction between the lawmaking activity and the normative activity of the state, stressing the need to delineate and know in detail the legislative process and the normative process of the state authorities.

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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.59295/ssdoed2024.38
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Legal Issues in South Africa
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Creating law: between legislating and norming

Matei Lazar
Legal Issues in South Africa
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Creating law: between legislating and norming

Matei Lazar
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Abstract

The article contains a brief study on the problem of creating law as a distinct activity of the state, in order to identify the essence of this activity and the ways to achieve it. In particular, in the article is analyzed the distinction between the lawmaking activity and the normative activity of the state, stressing the need to delineate and know in detail the legislative process and the normative process of the state authorities.

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