The Issue of the Concept of Law Enforcement Technique in the Context of Legal Technique Theory

Abstract

The issues of classification legal techniques into types and
subtypes are studied in the article, where different hypotheses of the mentioned phenomenon are
presented and the necessity of the existence of legal technique as an independent type of legal
technique is substantiated.
Regarding the concept of legal technique, there are certain disagreements in the views of scholars.
Some of them understand the legal technique only as a rule-making technique. Authors opposed
to this approach define legal technique broadly as a set of rules, tricks, ways of preparing,
compiling, formulating, coordinating and accounting legal documents in general.
Based on the listed points of view, the article grouped them according to the breadth of content
and activity coverage, and they were called broad and narrow approaches. Proponents of a narrow
approach extend this concept only to the field of law-making and identify legal and law-making
techniques.
Of the various approaches to the concept of legal technique, the broad and general understanding,
which includes other areas of legal activity, including law enforcement, was considered the most
acceptable. The issue in question led to the separation of existing types of legal techniques, their
classification, division into two-type and multi-type groups, which made it possible to justify the
"right to exist" of legal technique as a separate type of legal technique.