Ways of Improvement of Legal Activities as Semiotic and Law Problem
Abstract
In the article, it is determined the directions for improving the
legislative, administrative and law-making processes and the law
enforcement activity, given on the basis of the study of philosophical
and legal (philosophy of law’s) and legal (theory of law’s) literature
and with the help of the semiotic legal analysis. The lawmaking, law
enforcement and legal education as the legal sign constructions and
elements of the legal reality are analyzed with the use of semiotic methodology. It is necessary to assess the lawmaking, law
enforcement and legal education in complex, to identify their most
essential features through the use of semiotic approach. Semiotics
and legal analysis indicates authoritativeness
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