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AXIOLOGICAL COHERENCE OF LAW
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Law, qualified as a system, is characterized as such not only due to formal and content relations but also due to axiological relations. The assumption of legislator’s rationality predetermines that by establishing legal norms the legislator is guided by a cohesive, hierarchical and relatively stable system of values (axiological rationality). By introducing a given value into a system of law the legislator makes it a value in legal force with all the consequences, e.g. one that regulations of a inferior legal force may not be in disagreement with it. Legal values themselves constitute a system and this coherence is recreated in narrower areas, as e.g. in branches (hence value systems in criminal law or in civil law).
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91-104
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- Uniwersytet im. A. Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
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