Scholars in Central Asia have long started exploring the nexus between law and technology. Contemporary Central Asian legal academia is producing research which stands at the junction of law, philosophy, and technology. Central Asia is comparatively not advanced in technology production and imports most the technologies from neighboring tech giants. These technologies are imported as a package along with the laws and regulations proposed by the technology manufacturing country. It has been observed that these regulations don‘t correlate with the existing (...) local and regional legal systems. To meet these demands, this article proposes a new discipline / branch of legal sciences named as ―Central Asia Tech Law to accommodate the technological progression of the 4th industrial revolution. This branch of law strives to promote globalized legal mechanisms to treat technology as per the demands of the Central Asian region and in line with the international norms and standardization. Another purpose of Central Asia Tech Law is to increase the interaction with regional social and applied scientists to set regional technological standards and preferences for Central Asia. (shrink)

In this article, the author examines the main criteria for assessing the quality of a court decision in the Republic of Moldova and foreign countries. In particular, the basic requirements for a court decision are revealed, such as validity and legality. Separately, the author investigated the features of assessing the quality of court decisions in the judicial practice of European states, CIS countries, Asian countries and international organizations of judges. As a result of the research carried out by the author, (...) it was found that in all judicial systems the main criteria for the quality of a court decision are legality, validity and motivation. The theses presented by the authors can be used by scientific and practical workers for further, fundamental and theoretical, deeper researches. The most important result of the presented scientific article are the conclusions and proposals formulated by the authors, which could significantly improve the current legislation. (shrink)