Resumen de Place of judicial practice in sources of environmental law of the Russian Federations
Elizaveta P. Pelvitskaya, Anna V. Gubareva, Kseniya E. Kovalenko
Sources of environmental law in a broad sense are generally binding rules of conduct in environmental legal relations, expressed in a special form. To become universally binding, these "rules" must be presented in a certain, official form, fixed by the state. For each legal system of modern states, their sources of law are characteristic. Judicial precedents are the basis of the legal system of the Anglo-Saxon legal family, and therefore they are recognized as the main sources of environmental law in countries such as England, the United States and Canada.
