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In the modern world, more and more attention is paid to the problems of social technologies both in the field of science and in the field of practical activity. A distinct type of social technologies is legal technology, which can be considered, firstly, as a purposeful activity carried out through legal means, aimed at changing legal reality, secondly, as a certain scientific direction of legal research, thirdly, as an academic discipline. The purpose of the study is to substantiate the need to consider legal technology as a scientific direction in national jurisprudence, identifying its features as a system of knowledge, defining the object, subject and method of legal technology, considering the principles and functions of legal technology as an independent scientific direction. Research methods: to achieve this goal, philosophical methods (dialectical logic), general scientific methods (formal logic, structural-functional, systemic, historical methods), specific scientific methods (sociological, linguistic) and special legal methods (formal legal, legal forecasting, interpretation of law) are used. Results: the conducted research allows us to conclude that legal technology as a system of interrelated knowledge has specific features of a substantive, methodological, functional nature; it has a system of its own characteristics and principles, which allows it to be considered as an independent direction of scientific knowledge. Legal technology is a scientific direction that studies the processes of purposeful influence on social relations, exercised by legal entities in a special way, with the help of special legal means to achieve the predicted (planned) legal results. |
