THE SUBJECT OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: THE VIEW OF THEORISTS
Keywords:
Constitutional (state) law, constitutional law subject matter, branch of law, legal regulation, legal standings of constitutional law scholars.Abstract
The article analyzes general laws of the evolution of the content of the regulation of legal relations on the example of constitutional law from the standpoint of the general theory of law, emphasizes the fundamental nature of the constitutional law subject matter as the leading branch of Russian law. Special attention is paid to the analysis of various approaches to the definition of the constitutional law subject matter. The authors come to the reasonable conclusion that the constitutional law subject matter is characterized by dynamism, is distinguished due to the basic nature of fundamental legal institutions, the logical transition of content from the general to the specific, and then to the individual, and, ultimately, to the unique. This determines the value of the constitutional law subject matter in the Russian legal system in general and the system of law in particular.
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