Theoretical and legal substantiation of bioethics and biolaw in their interrelation and interaction

Introduction: modern legal science pays increasing attention to the regulation of relations associated with the development of new technologies. Biotechnologies, and consequently bioethics and biolaw, are one of the areas related to the arrangement and protection of legal relations. Biolaw and biorights (somatic human rights) is a relatively new but extremely progressively developing field of scientific knowledge. There arise numerous unresolved regulatory issues in law enforcement and law implementation practice, which results, among other things, from theoretical problems related to defining the nature of the rules of morality and the rules of law, their belonging to a specific branch, the parties involved, their differentiation and mutual influence. The paper provides a theoretical and legal analysis of the above- mentioned field, the authors formulate their opinion on the most relevant, problematic, and ambiguous issues, including the differentiation and interaction between bioethics and jurisprudence, some individual issues of bioethics and biolaw.