Goals of preferential legal regimes

Abstract

The study of preferential legal regimes as a type of special legal regimes should begin with defining the goals of their establishment. The concept of "preferential legal regime" has not been well studied and has been analyzed only in works devoted to the legal regime as a whole. The main functional purpose of preferential legal regimes is to facilitate the legal status of subjects. Based on this, the author defines the goals of establishing preferential legal regimes. The point of view is substantiated that since they create conditions for the intensification of the exercise of rights by legal subjects, one of the goals of preferential legal regimes is the implementation of the principle of social justice. Their other goal, which is also achieved by facilitation the legal situation, is to encourage positive activity that is significant for society and the state. In support of this point of view, examples of preferential legal regimes are given in which the designated goals are achieved. The results of the research open a new theoretical direction in the study of problems of preferential legal regimes and their use in the branches of law.