PROSPECTS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH OF THEORETICAL-LEGAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF LEGAL TECHNOLOGIES OF PREPARATION OF JUDICIAL DECISIONS

Abstract

The author reveals the relevance of scientific research of legal and technical features of judicial acts. It is noted that one of the ways to improve the mechanism of judicial application of legal norms is to develop a system of scientifically sound legal technologies for the preparation of court decisions and their further implementation in the practice of justice. The practice of litigation is, first of all, a mechanism of individualization of legal requirements for certain circumstances or subjects. Accordingly, the need to develop effective legal technologies for the transformation of legal requirements into the content of court decisions in order to fully implement the requirements of the lawmaker in society to achieve the appropriate social effect becomes especially relevant and practical. The characteristic of a condition of scientific research of legal technologies of preparation of court decisions is given. The essence and significance of the legal and technical structure of judicial acts, which have a documentary form of expression and specific content, are determined. The expediency of strengthening scientific research of legal technologies of preparation of judicial acts is substantiated, which requires their study through the prism of: 1) theoretical and legal aspects, which includes research of historicalmethodological and categorical features of legal technologies, their functional purpose in judicial practice and procedural aspects of legal implementation. technologies of preparation of court decisions; 2) practical aspects, which determines the need to establish modern problems of implementation of the requirements of legal technology in the process of preparation of court decisions, as well as justification of ways to improve their implementation. The perspective directions of scientific research of theoretical-legal and practical aspects of legal technologies of preparation of court decisions are generalized. These include: a) overcoming the prevailing in legal science narrow instrumental approach to understanding law enforcement; b) strengthening the ideological (philosophical) understanding of the institution of law enforcement and the participation of judicial institutions in it; c) strengthening the interdisciplinarity of scientific knowledge; d) a combination of theoretical and legal and applied research of legal technologies of court decision-making becomes extremely relevant.