JUSTICE AS A CONSTANT JUDICIAL KNOWLEDGE
Journal Title: Порівняльно-аналітичне право - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue
Abstract
Justice gets its ontological significance only in terms of justice.As ontological imperative, it serves as: critical; constructive; discursive. The validity of the judgment means that the process of decision contains elements of subjective responsibility,he objective of deepening legal situationand is based on a detailed analysis of the case, taking into account the basic principles of a fair trial.
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Н. А. Гураленко
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