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The author proceeds from the existence of regularities in legislative activity and identifies some of them that have not received doctrinal assessments in legal science to date. To correct the current situation, the author suggests using the potential of the mechanism of legal relations. Attention is drawn to the fact that reciprocity and parity of subjective rights and obligations, as the content of legal principles, are without alternative a civilizational imperative to ensure subjective and social wellbeing. It initially focuses on the deep coordinates of the legislative function, including with respect to any legal principle proposed in the theory of law. At the same time, its statics do not imply detailing the dynamics of legal regulation and the sensations of the planned results due to the concretization of legislative activity on the terms of reciprocity and parity of rights and obligations.
Pyetr Syerkov (Mon,) studied this question.