Codification of National-Union Legislation in the Soviet Period: Projects, Acts, Consequences (Review of Round Table Proceedings)

Introduction. The composition of the round table participants, representing different regions and different educational and scientific institutions, is indicated. The discussed topics are highlighted. The scientific tradition of the department in studying the systematization and codification of legislation is noted. Purpose. The purpose is to show the level of theoretical understanding of the problems of codification of legislation and the relevance of historical and legal experience for solving conceptual and applied problems of systematization of legislation and lawmaking. Conclusion. The results of the round table conference show that in the Soviet period the theory of codification developed, large codified acts were created that determined the legal system that is still relevant today.

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Herald of Omsk University Series Law
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.24147/1990-5173.2025.22(1).124-127
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European and International Law Studies
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Codification of National-Union Legislation in the Soviet Period: Projects, Acts, Consequences (Review of Round Table Proceedings)

T. F. Yashchuk
Herald of Omsk University Series Law
European and International Law Studies
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Codification of National-Union Legislation in the Soviet Period: Projects, Acts, Consequences (Review of Round Table Proceedings)

T. F. Yashchuk
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Abstract

Introduction. The composition of the round table participants, representing different regions and different educational and scientific institutions, is indicated. The discussed topics are highlighted. The scientific tradition of the department in studying the systematization and codification of legislation is noted. Purpose. The purpose is to show the level of theoretical understanding of the problems of codification of legislation and the relevance of historical and legal experience for solving conceptual and applied problems of systematization of legislation and lawmaking. Conclusion. The results of the round table conference show that in the Soviet period the theory of codification developed, large codified acts were created that determined the legal system that is still relevant today.

Herald of Omsk University Series Law
Omsk State University (RU)
Russian Science Foundation
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European and International Law Studies
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