ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION OF LEGAL ACTS AS AN IMPERATIVE OF A MODERN STATE (WITH REFERENCE TO THE TRANSITION PROCESSES IN SERBIA) Cover Image

СТВАРНА ПРИМЕНА ПРАВА КАО ИМПЕРАТИВ САВРЕМЕНЕ ДРЖАВЕ (СА ОСВРТОМ НА ТРАНЗИЦИОНЕ ПРОЦЕСЕ У СРБИЈИ)
ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION OF LEGAL ACTS AS AN IMPERATIVE OF A MODERN STATE (WITH REFERENCE TO THE TRANSITION PROCESSES IN SERBIA)

Author(s): Dragana Ćorić
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Politics and law, Sociology of Law
Published by: Правни факултет Универзитета у Нишу
Keywords: transition; application of law; interpretation of regulations

Summary/Abstract: In mid of July 2006, the general public was informed that the Serbian National Assembly enacted 274 acts of parliament In this paper, the author examines which percentage of these acts has actually, been implemented, and observes the possible modalities in terms of interpreting these acts. The implementation of the enacted legislation is a very important legal and political process because it is based on the powerful and ever-so-significant principle by citizens' legal safety. The transitional processes in the Republic of Serbia have been ongoing for a while, occasionally slowing down or drawing to a standstill, enabling or completely disabling the real and consistent implementation of enacted legislation. In conclusion, the author provides specific recommendations for improving the efficiency both in the process of adopting legal rules and in their ultimate implementation.

  • Issue Year: XLIX/2007
  • Issue No: 49
  • Page Range: 304-312
  • Page Count: 10
  • Language: Serbian