LEGAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN MODERN SOCIETY

Abstract

This scientific article studies and analyzes legal consciousness in modern society. The presented scientific article is written on the basis of search work on collecting, analyzing and systematizing materials from various sources, the content of which covers the issues of disclosure and formation of legal consciousness of modern society. The purpose of the scientific article is to carry out work based on system analysis and study of the phenomenon of legal consciousness as a form of public consciousness. In the process of writing the scientific article, a set of general theoretical methods of scientific analysis was used: specification, formalization, generalization, synthesis, abstraction, analysis. The scientific article reveals the structure of legal consciousness, describes its components and functions based on the presented scientific approaches of various authors, whose research makes it possible to determine the nature and essence of legal consciousness. For a more complete study of legal policy in general and legal consciousness in particular, the results of studies of international independent organizations were used. Special attention in the scientific article is paid to covering foreign positive experience in relation to the development of the legal education system and raising the level of legal consciousness of the population. The results obtained in this scientific article are determined by the presented conclusions and inferences, which made it possible to provide some recommendations and provisions in the field of development of legal consciousness of citizens of our state. All the presented materials and provisions of the scientific article can be used in the course of development of various programs and concepts in the field of implementation of legal reforms. At the end of the scientific article, the conclusion is voiced that legal consciousness is an integral system of ideas and views of the individual in relation to the legal system based on their evaluative judgments and ideas and law.