Zbornik Radova Filozofskog Fakulteta u Prištini (Jan 2015)

The acculturation of society and law as the condition and consequence of codification

  • Aksić Sava N.

DOI
https://doi.org/10.5937/zrffp45-7728
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 45, no. 2
pp. 305 – 317

Abstract

Read online

The Law can not only support the changes in society but also make the possibilities for changes, or even to be the main social mechanism for changes in society, and that kind of law will be progressive Law. During the modernization of the Law its structure becomes clearer, composition of norms becomes unambiguous and notions become clear. The application of this kind of Law is not complicated and therefore it is not difficult, so that the layman can apply this law. The codification is the process in which many related branches of Law became one law. That means to harmonize norms and technically arrange norms from many related branches of Law. The codification is consequence that social and political stability has on legal order, which means that codification is legal verification of established social order. Codification brings the Law on a higher notional and technical level and at the same time codified Law becomes the base for further development of law.

Keywords