purpose of the law

Introduction. A German lawyer Rudolf von Ihering (it. Rudolf von Jhering, August 22, 1818, Aurich – September 17, 1892, Göttingen) is the founder of the realist theory of law and state, the essence of which involves the direct implementation of scientific postulates to the realities of life, and thus to strive to combine theory and practice.

Introduction. The eminent German jurist Rudolf von Ihering is the founder of the realistic doctrine of law and the state, the essence of which is to find a balance between “broad” legal thinking and normative. Therefore, the urgency and practical significance of the realistic theory of law, which at the present stage needs continuity and reproduction in the context of the study of the “goal” in law as a phylosophical-legal category, is not accidental. Purpose.