Challenges to Adopting a Complete Law in a Legal State

David Lominashvili

doi:10.60131/jlaw.2.2023.7703

Authors

David Lominashvili

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.60131/jlaw.2.2023.7703

Keywords:

Rule of Law, Democratic Society, Law-Making, Law, Parliament, Principle.

Abstract

Nowadays, the law-making process in the legal state faces new challenges that are closely related to the rapid development of democratic processes in the states. Accordingly, as a key instrument to form legal states, maintain peace and unity among people and develop statehood, requires to be refined.

Author Biography

David Lominashvili

Doctor of Law, Professor of Technical University of Georgia.

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