SUBJECT COMPOSITION OF LEGAL RELATIONSHIP (LOGICAL–LINGUISTIC PHENOMENON)
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Abstract
This article provides a comparative analysis of the linguistic features of the use of terms denoting thesubject of law. Since the Russian legal doctrine defines the subject differently, a similar pattern has beenidentified abroad. A conclusion has been made about the need to form a single comprehensive approach todefining the subject of law to update the general theory of law in the modern realities of the informationsociety.
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