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Article is devoted to one of the hottest topics today. Development of the Internet network represents a standard channel of social communication via which a large number of trade transactions, money transfer is carried out, besides, all connection functions are performed, and Mass Media broadcasting is realized. In article some changes in the legislation which are connected with legal regulation of the Internet relations are analyzed. Nowadays no country in the world has codified legislation which would regulate internet issues. With rapidly developing Internet more and more countries in the world realize the necessity of the Internet's legal regulation. It is caused by the fact that the Internet became one of the major factors of social, educational and cultural development, which provides new opportunities for humankind. The following article emphasizes the importance of not solely additional legal norms, but also a new effective approach to problem solution. ; Article is devoted to one of the hottest topics today. Development of the Internet network represents a standard channel of social communication via which a large number of trade transactions, money transfer is carried out, besides, all connection functions are performed, and Mass Media broadcasting is realized. In article some changes in the legislation which are connected with legal regulation of the Internet relations are analyzed. Nowadays no country in the world has codified legislation which would regulate internet issues. With rapidly developing Internet more and more countries in the world realize the necessity of the Internet's legal regulation. It is caused by the fact that the Internet became one of the major factors of social, educational and cultural development, which provides new opportunities for humankind. The following article emphasizes the importance of not solely additional legal norms, but also a new effective approach to problem solution.

In legal science and practice, the term "legal regulation" often denotes various phenomena. This leads to a violation of the logical law of identity and theoretical difficulties. The article presents a description of four independent approaches to legal regulation: functional, narrow cybernetic, power-based, and content-specific. The functional understanding of legal regulation presents it as a kind of impact of the law on public relations, during which legal consequences arise, that is, changes in the rights, legitimate interests and obligations of subjects of law, narrow cybernetic - as the movement of administrative legal information from its generators to addressees, power-based - as the activities of a powerful subject to use legal means within the framework of procedures to ensure the onset of legal consequences; content and industry - as a set of texts of legal regulations, systematized by industry criterion. Each approach has a tradition of application. A functional understanding of legal regulation is the most conceptual and practically grounded.

The article considers the peculiarities of the legal regulation of introduction. The basis for research in this area is that among the anthropogenic factors that negatively affect the structural elements of the ecological network, biological and landscape diversity in general, at the present stage should be noted scientifically unsubstantiated introduction of individual flora and fauna. That is why the legal regulation of these relations and the consolidation of both a clear terminological apparatus and a proper legal mechanism for their implementation, which will allow the national legislation to regulate the introduction of all kinds, is becoming relevant.
This article outlines the provisions of national and international legislation in this area, as well as the meaning of the terms "introduced species" and "invasive species" and their relationship in terms of law. The legal classification of introduction is given, its value for legal standardization of ecological relations is revealed. The author substantiates the need to develop a single categorical-conceptual apparatus for regulating relations in the field of implementation of all natural objects. This work becomes especially relevant given that today among scientists there is no single approach to the relationship we are considering, moreover, there is no independent research in this area.
It is established that relations in the field of introduction occupy a special place in environmental legislation, as they can be considered in the context of the use and reproduction of natural resources, as well as the protection of biological diversity and the environment as a whole. Equally important, the legal regulation of the introduction depends not only on the introduced objects, but also on the purpose and method of introduction (for example, to regulate the number of objects of fauna, flora, aquaculture or introduction to reproduce forests, etc.).

From 1989 to 1991 we studied the relationship between legal regulation and decisions about acceptable risk at off‐shore installations in the North Sea. The study focused on the interaction between authorities and private actors, when they develop subsidiary rules, discuss projects, and execute audits. This article discusses the case of regulation within the framework of communicative systems theory; the problem is how to couple differentiated, closed functional systems (e.g., law and economy). Applying empirical data we attempt to create a more complex understanding of the communicative processes, on the basis of which we can elaborate upon the coupling between systems, and the potential effects of law. The point of the article is that the coupling itself may develop into a new independent system (the discursive system). If this is correct and fairly generalizable, legal regulation contributes to the differentiation of society into closed systems. At the practical level the differentiation will have consequences for both regulation and democracy.