Motivational influence of constitutional principles on legislative and law enforcement decisions

The article discusses the influence of legal principles on the content of regulatory legal and law enforcement acts. The reasoning is based on the thesis that principles are ideas that do not directly regulate social relations. They influence regulatory processes and thus are formalized in regulatory prescriptions. Attention is paid to the correlation of the concepts of “legal influence” and “right influence”. The conclusion is made about the influence of constitutional principles on the process of regulating social relations through the motivation of persons carrying out this activity, about the motivational essence of the principles of law.