Peculiarities of subordinate lawmaking in the conditions of digitalization

The problematics of this paper is determined by the increasing role of informatization and digital technologies in the modern legal process. The relevance of the topic under consideration is explained by the insufficient study of legal aspects of informatization and digital technologies in both domestic and international jurispru-dence. Digital technologies have deeply entered the everyday life of our society. Digital technologies have greatly simplified and diversified forms of human activity. Lawmaking is no exception. The purpose of this paper is to identify the features and opportunities of information and digital technologies at different stagesof the law-making process. The methods of formal logic and SWOT-analysis are used as the main methodologi-cal tools. Subordinate lawmaking differs significantly from lawmaking, as it includes more legal and organi-zational-legal actions carried out with the use of digital technologies. The main purpose of the article is to an-alyze the peculiarities of subordinate lawmaking in the conditions of digitalization, as well as to study the im-pact of digital technologies on the improvement of this process. The paper substantiates the necessity of nor-mative formalization of the order of application of digital technologies in lawmaking activities. The novelty of the proposed approaches lies in the systematic study of strengths and weaknesses, as well as the potential of the use of digital technologies in lawmaking, and the analysis of possible threats to the security of institu-tions of law-making, subordinate lawmaking, legal regulation and law enforcement activity in the context of a new mechanism of lawmaking, corresponding to the modern needs of legal regulation of Kazakhstan.

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Bulletin of the Karaganda University “Law Series”
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.31489/2024l4/51-59
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Digital Transformation in Law
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Peculiarities of subordinate lawmaking in the conditions of digitalization

A.I. Birmanova, N.S. Akhmetova
Bulletin of the Karaganda University “Law Series”
Digital Transformation in Law
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Peculiarities of subordinate lawmaking in the conditions of digitalization

A.I. Birmanova, N.S. Akhmetova
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Abstract

The problematics of this paper is determined by the increasing role of informatization and digital technologies in the modern legal process. The relevance of the topic under consideration is explained by the insufficient study of legal aspects of informatization and digital technologies in both domestic and international jurispru-dence. Digital technologies have deeply entered the everyday life of our society. Digital technologies have greatly simplified and diversified forms of human activity. Lawmaking is no exception. The purpose of this paper is to identify the features and opportunities of information and digital technologies at different stagesof the law-making process. The methods of formal logic and SWOT-analysis are used as the main methodologi-cal tools. Subordinate lawmaking differs significantly from lawmaking, as it includes more legal and organi-zational-legal actions carried out with the use of digital technologies. The main purpose of the article is to an-alyze the peculiarities of subordinate lawmaking in the conditions of digitalization, as well as to study the im-pact of digital technologies on the improvement of this process. The paper substantiates the necessity of nor-mative formalization of the order of application of digital technologies in lawmaking activities. The novelty of the proposed approaches lies in the systematic study of strengths and weaknesses, as well as the potential of the use of digital technologies in lawmaking, and the analysis of possible threats to the security of institu-tions of law-making, subordinate lawmaking, legal regulation and law enforcement activity in the context of a new mechanism of lawmaking, corresponding to the modern needs of legal regulation of Kazakhstan.

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