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- Information law as a branch of law
- Concept and types of information: documented and undocumented information
- Informational resources
- Classification of information resources
- Information Systems
- The subject of information and legal regulation
- Methods of information and legal regulation
- State policy in the field of formation of the information society
- International nature of information law
- Legal regime of trade secrets
- Information law system
- Correlation between information law and related branches of law
- The concept and types of sources of information law
- Principles of information law
- Information norm: concept, features, types
- Information legal relations
- Information legal relations arising from the search, receipt and consumption of information, information resources, information products, information services
- Information legal relations arising from the production, transfer and dissemination of information, information resources, information products, information services
- Information legal relations arising from the creation and application of information systems, their networks, means of ensuring and information security mechanisms
- The right to search for and receive documented information from state information resources
- Access to the information. Request
- Protection of the right to information. Responsibility for violation of the right to access to information
- The concept and types of subjects of information law
- Information Security
- Methods for ensuring information security of the Russian Federation
- Organizational basis of the information security system of the Russian Federation
- Information property
- Model of civil circulation of information
- Subjects of information legal relations in the civil circulation of information
- Intellectual property
- Official and professional secrets
- Legal regime of documented information
- Documented information with restricted access
- Mandatory copy of a document as a type of documented information
- Retention of the obligatory free federal copy
- Documented information in international information exchange
- Legal regulation of information relations in the production and distribution of computer programs and databases
- State secret as an object withdrawn from civil circulation
- The order of creation and application of information systems and their networks. Communication information systems: Internet, e-mail, digital communications, etc.
- Patent
- Know-how
- Media
- Institutions and editions
- Commercial and banking secrecy
- Legal status of a journalist
- Duties of a journalist
- Interstate cooperation in the field of mass media
- Responsibility for violation of the legislation on mass media
- Abuse of freedom of the media
- Intraorganizational management using information technology
- Protection of rights to trade secrets
- Legal regime of information systems, information technologies and means of their support
- The order of development and implementation of information systems, technologies and means of support
- State policy in the field of creation of information systems, information technologies and means of their support
- Personal Information
- Subjects and objects of information legal relations
- State regulation of work with personal data
- Commissioner for the Rights of Personal Data Subjects
- Legal status of the authorized
- Legal regulation of relations in the field of communications and telecommunications
- State administration in the field of communications
- Constitutional right to communication
- Copyright and related rights
- Copyright agreement
- State support for the media
- Administrative offenses in the field of communications and information
- Legal regulation of information relations in the production and distribution of topologies of integrated circuits
- Subjects and objects of information legal relations in the field of state secrets
- Classification of information as a state secret and its classification
- Protection of state secrets
- Features of information legal relations on the Internet
- The scope of the right to search, receive and consume information on the Internet
- The main directions of legal regulation of information relations on the Internet
- SPS "Consultant Plus"
- SPS "Garant"
- Legal meaning of electronic signature
- Legal regulation of the information sphere abroad
- Information security of the individual
- Information war. Information weapon
- Economic and legal aspects of librarianship
- Archival business
- The order of access to archival funds and the use of archival documents
- Publication of regulatory legal acts in the media
- Advertising
- Legal regime of archives
- State administration of archives in the Russian Federation
- Responsibilities of the state in the field of librarianship
- Special conditions for the preservation and use of the cultural heritage of the peoples of the Russian Federation in the field of librarianship
- Librarianship
- The rights of citizens in the field of librarianship
16. INFORMATION RELATIONSHIPS
Information legal relations arise, change and stop in the information sphere and are regulated by information and legal norms. Being a kind of legal relations, they express all the main features of a legal relationship. In the theory of state and law, there are the following signs of a relationship:
1) this is a public relation, which is a two-way concrete connection between social subjects;
2) it arises on the basis of the norms of law (the general requirements of legal norms are individualized in relation to the subjects and the real situations in which they are located);
3) it is a connection between persons through subjective rights and legal obligations;
4) this is a volitional relationship, because for its occurrence the will of its participants is necessary (at least on one side);
5) this relationship arises about a real good, value, in connection with which the subjects exercise their subjective rights and legal obligations;
6) these are relations protected and provided by the state (in particular, the possibility of state coercion).
An information legal relationship should be understood as an information public relationship regulated by an information legal norm, the parties to which act as bearers of mutual rights and obligations established and guaranteed by the information legal norm.
Legal relationship is a means of translating the general provisions of legal norms (objective law) into specific (subjective) rights and obligations of participants in public relations. Law in an objective sense is a set of legal norms that determine the content of the rights and obligations of a personally indefinite range of objects. They contain prescriptions relating to a variety of persons within the scope of the legal norm. Law in the subjective sense is an individualized law. In it, general legal rights and obligations become the property of specific persons and thus transfer it to the plane of legal relations.
К the main elements of the information legal relationship relate:
1) subjects entering into legal relations during the implementation of information processes;
2) behavior (actions, omissions) of subjects in the exercise of their information legal relations (for example, the acquisition of exclusive rights, transfer of property rights, purchase and sale of information objects, replication and distribution of information objects and other similar actions);
3) objects in connection with which the subjects enter into information legal relations;
4) the right, duty and responsibility of the subjects of legal relations in the implementation of information processes. Classification of information legal relations:
1) information legal relations arising from the search, receipt and consumption of information, information resources, information products, information services;
2) information legal relations arising from the production, transfer and dissemination of information, information resources, information products, information services;
3) information legal relations arising from the creation and application of information systems, their networks, means of support;
4) information legal relations arising from the creation and application of information security tools and mechanisms.
Author: Yakubenko N.O.
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