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2017, Vol. 3. №4About the authors:
Pavel S. Zhvavy, Undergraduate Student, Institute of State and Law, University of Tyumen; pavelnord98@mail.ruAbstract:
This article analyzes such notions as “legal nihilism” and “legal idealism” and their historical and cultural backgrounds. The authors try to answer the question of how to employ this socio-legal phenomenon in contemporary Russia.
They conclude that overcoming of legal nihilism is a very complicated and lengthy process. It can be achieved by increasing the level of legal culture (besides the culture in general); promoting justice; preventing crime; improving legislation; mass legal education; strengthening the rule of law, state discipline; respect for a person’s personality, his/her rights and freedoms; training highly qualified lawyers; a law reform.
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