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Тело человека как юридический конструкт: публично-правовые формы репрезентации тела человека
The accelerated development of biotechnology, which significantly transforms our understanding of the human being as a biological species and their body, has necessitated a review of legal regulation in this area. This article explores the human body as a biosocial entity with both biological (internal) and social (external) characteristics that collectively influence the status and legal position of the subject of law. In the context of public law, the individual's body exhibits a multifaceted legal representation. In addition to its traditional role as an object around which legal relations are formed, a person's body can take on a number of alternative legal forms: as a quasi-subject of law, which implies that it has certain legal characteristics that bring it closer to being a full-fledged subject of legal relations; as a constitutional and legal value that requires special legal protection and regulation; and as a basis for legal facts, which are circumstances that legal norms