Processes of Law Application as an Autonomous Object of Study in Modern Jurisprudence
The degree of interest in studying the processes of law application and their results in the form of decisions depends on the cultural perspective within which the processes are perceived. The processes of law application, as a separate area of research, is a natural research area of legal culture based on the distinction between lawmaking and law application as two separate processes. The spheres differ in terms of powers, organization and procedures and, partly, in terms of decision-makers.