QUESTION OF «COMPLEX LAW» IN JURISPRUDENCE

This paper attempts to substantiate the existence of complexity in law and the existence of complex branches of law (using information law as an example) for classification purposes. Complex branches of law are not opposed to other branches of law. Complexity is presented as a statistical feature that does not manifest itself arbitrarily, but only in the presence of a certain number of significant elements. The complexity of property rights is shown using materials from English-speaking authors. The complexity of information law is proven. A criterion of complexity for any branches of law is proposed. The materials can serve as a basis for further research and for the formation of topics in textbooks.