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The transformation of public relations, taking place under the influence of the widespread introduction of digital technologies, required the formation of a new legal framework, which tends to constantly expand. In this regard, the possibility of distinguishing digital law as an independent branch is widely discussed in science, although the very possibility of using the combination of «digital law» is sometimes questioned. As an alternative to this combination, the categories of «Internet law», cyber law, etc. are periodically used. Based on an analysis of existing scientific points of view, as well as an assessment of the specifics of relations arising from the implementation of digital rights and the use of digital technologies, the author concludes that there is the possibility and expediency to divide digital law into sections. This is due to due to the specifics of the relations that make up its subject, characterized by the special subject construction, the scope of their practical implementation, the principles of building these relations. This in turn determines the peculiarities of the method of their regulation, characterized by a combination of imperative and dispositive approaches, legislative regulation while maintaining a significant role of self-regulation. At the same time, it must be recognized that building a coherent system of digital law is to some extent hindered by the process of permanent transformation of relations arising in this area.
O. V. Zaytsev (Wed,) studied this question.