Some theses for the relationship between law and politics

Abstract

In the Georgian legal space, the issue of the relationship between law and politics, including equilibrium,
is less elaborated. From the future scientific-practical point of view of constitutional law, the definition
of this relationship, identification of problems and ways of solving them are of great importance. Law
and politics, taking into account the extent and effectiveness of their intersection and influence, are
formed as an independent institution. Discussing the relationship between law and politics will always
be incomplete and inexhaustible as the space of their mutual influence is infinite.
In the system of separation of powers, the struggle between law and politics, starting from law-making,
manifests itself in many directions and produces various results. Accordingly, the present publication will
not have the ambition to fully explore theoe relationships. We will try to touch on several fundamental
theses in order to find out what is the purpose and result of their interaction and impact; Where can their
limit of interrelation reach? For this purpose, we will use comparative legal, empirical and analytical, as
well as teleological research methods.