SOME NEW NORMS OF THE UPDATED CONSTITUTION OF UZBEKISTAN
Abstract
Taking into account today's realities, the article examines the legal and political content of the Constitution of the country, its role in the legal system, issues such as the updated Constitution of Uzbekistan and its innovations.
It is noted that the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan reflects not only the achievements of national state and legal development, but also the results and extensive experience of constitutional development of the most advanced countries in the world.
An attempt has been made, using the example of constitutional norms and their subsequent detailed expression in current legislation, to describe that the Constitution serves as the legal basis and basis for the development of current legislation.
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