Abstract
Ensuring the quality of legal regulation is one of the most controversial issue in the modern theory of law. The article substantiates the existence of such a criterion for assessing the legal regulation quality as the effectiveness of a normative legal act. According to the author, it is necessary to use a legal experiment as an assessing tool of the act effectiveness. It is defined as a legal technology that allows to test a new legal regime and learn from the observed positive and negative effects of the established legal regulation. The complexity of the legal experiment application lies in the establishment of natural links between the changes taking place in public relations and the norms of experimental law that have entered into force. For solving the problem the author suggests to use the mechanism of determination of the legal experiment validity, which can also be used to determine the possibility of extending the conclusion obtained as a result of a legal experiment to no nexperimental situations. It is argued that the determination of the legal experiment validity is carried out by distinguishing the impact of a regulatory legal act of an experimental nature from the consequences associated with the action of other factors.
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