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The Concept of Level Organization of Scientific Knowledge as a Tool for Systematization of Conceptual and Categorical Apparatus of Jurisprudence
Legal concepts (categories) cannot exist separately from each other, since they are present within the framework of a certain system that strives for orderliness. To systematize the conceptual and categorical apparatus various approaches are used, which, although they do not exclude each other, but
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