Legal norms are rules established to regulate the behavior of people in society. They are usually written down in laws, regulations or other legal documents and aim to ensure respect for the rights and obligations of all individuals in society. Interpretation of legal norms is a procedure that is applied when there are ambiguities in their meaning or when different participants in the legal process do not agree on how a certain norm should be applied in a certain situation. There are several different methods of interpreting legal norms, and some of the most common are: grammatical, logical, systemic, teleological and historical interpretation. Grammatical interpretation focuses on the meaning of the words in the norm, while logical interpretation considers the meaning of the norm as a whole. Systemic interpretation focuses on the place of the norm in the wider system of law, while teleological interpretation deals with the purposes that the norm is intended to achieve. Historical interpretation considers the historical context in which the norm was created and how it was applied in the past. In legal practice, it is important that legal norms are interpreted in a way that best suits the situation in which they are applied, taking into account all relevant factors. In addition, it is important that the interpretation of norms is carried out in a consistent manner in order to ensure legal certainty and predictability in society.