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LAW-MAKING DISCRETION IN LEGAL PRACTICE: A THEORETICAL-LEGAL ASPECT
The relevance of the article is determined by the fact that law-making discretion is usually considered indirectly: through law-making, legislative technique, the limits of legal regulation or subsequent law application. However, it is at the stage of forming a normative model that the law-making
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