Implementation of the functions of law in the process of its implementation
Goal. This article examines the main forms of implementation of the functions of law in the context of law enforcement. Method. The methodology includes a set of analysis and generalization of scientific and theoretical material. In order to obtain the most reliable scientific results, the study used general scientific, conceptual and philosophical approaches, including the following methods: hermeneutic-legal, comparative-legal and structural-functional. Results. The study recognized that the implementation of law is a mechanism for implementing legal norms that meet the requirements of the purpose of legal regulation as the formation of individuals with a high level of orthodox behavior, streamlining public relations and strengthening the requirements of law and order. The implementation of the law is carried out in the following forms: compliance - is the implementation of the requirements of prohibitive legal norms, compliance - binding rules of law and the use - authorizing rules of law. As for the subjective behavior of participants in the implementation of legal norms, it can be manifested both in active form (implementation, use) and in passive abstinence from it (compliance). The implementation of the functions of law are a means of influencing the law on the behavior of participants in public relations, which are manifested in the following forms: information; orientation and legal regulation. Scientific novelty. The study identified and substantiated the main forms of implementation of the functions of law and its implementation, in particular by conducting a comparative analysis of these categories in theoretical and practical aspects, it is determined that their implementation is based on an effective mechanism for implementing the will of the legislator and the state. society and the concept of the rule of law in Ukraine. Practical significance. The results obtained during the study can be used in law enforcement and research.