Behavioral law as a technique in drafting legislation

Abstract

It is no longer sufficient for the drafter of legislation to rely on a set of principles, foundations and controls for legislative drafting and to adhere to its codified and unwritten restrictions, to produce sound legislation of quality and effectiveness when applied. Rather, there have become special techniques for the drafting stage that the drafter must adopt in order to advance legislative drafting. Among the most prominent These legal techniques are a technique of behavioral law that simulates the psychological aspect of the addressees of the legislation, so it can be invested both in terms of the method and method of legislative drafting or in terms of forms and types of penalties that may be included in the drafted legislation.