Defective Legal Structures in Rule-making: the Impact on the Genesis of the State and the Search for Detection Methods

The mechanism of creating deviations is described in many scientific studies. First of all, they are constructed with the help of decisions in the field of public policy based on incorrect statistical data and false constructs of social, political and economic changes created on their basis. A practical tool for constructing deviations is a defective legal structure, which is introduced into the state legislation through the stages of standard-setting procedures. Such an introduction can lead to an increase in the level of social tension and, as a result, to the risk of mass social unrest.Therefore, modern legal science needs up-to-date sociological tools to identify the causes of social tension and carry out the necessary adjustments to standard-setting activities.