Legal terminology is the primary jurisprudence source, from the point of linguistic 
view, expresses legal norms with the symbol help, signs and in a phonetic way. This is the 
primary  basis  for  creating  a  proper  legal  communication  system,  in  which  legal 
terminologicy plays a significant role. In this aspect, we should note that one of the most 
important features inherent in legal terminology  is its  close connection  with a number  of 
political and legal doctrines, traditions and practice. 
An  important feature  of  legal  terminologiy  is  its  peculiarity that  although  it  arises 
and  exists  in  jurisprudence,  it  is  not  fully  reflected  in  normative  legal  acts.  This  feature 
reflects the scientific nature of  the terminological base.  Thus, in the scientific works of a 
great ammoun of authors, it is possible to trace the formation process of legal terminologyl, 
which reflect scientific approaches to the legal category understanding. 
Modern terminology characterizes the differential term properties, which in general 
distinguish it from general vocabulary system: systematicity, accuracy, formal definiteness, 
formalism,  standardization,  brevity,  normativeness,  stylistic  neutrality,  lack  of 
expressiveness, accuracy. Therefore, legal terminology is a dynamic system. This system is 
constantly in motion, evolving, which entails the need for constant comprehensive studies 
of  the  terminological  system,  both  by  lawyers  on  the  one  hand,  and  by  linguists  on  the 
other. 
When  studying  legal  terminology,  one  should  pay  attention  to  such  a  feature  as 
belonging  to  two  systems  at  once:  legal  and  linguistic.  On  the  one  hand,  as  noted,  legal 
terminological acts as the primary basis, the original jurisprudence element, which finds its 
expression in a symbolic form. At the same time, the internal meaning of the term appears 
in the definition form that combines the main legal category features. On the other hand, a 
term is a type of lexical united use, not a special type of a lexical unit. So, the peculiarity of 
the legal term lies in its dual affiliation, in its position as a unit of scientific knowledge and 
universal knowledge. From the point of  scientific view, the meaningful side of the term is 
limited to its absolute value, that is, the scientific definition of the concept that this term 
denotes.  From  the  point  of  vocabulary  view,  legal  term  meaning  is  determined  from  the 
point of  absolute value view, i.e. the relationship with a scientific concept,  as  well  as  the 
place of the term in the lexical-semantic language system.