2021
DOI: 10.18844/cjes.v16i6.6511
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Problems of education of legal culture of students

Abstract: One of the features of a mature society is the existence of a perfect system of legal regulation. To have a solid system of legal regulations, students need to be trained beforehand, to make them prepared for the world of practice. The purpose of the article is to theoretically substantiate the problem of educating the legal culture of students, to contribute to solving legal problems. The basis of such a system is the high level of legal culture of the members of this society. In order to build a rule-of-law … Show more

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“…The legal culture of students includes legal knowledge, value attitudes to legal norms and legally justified actions, and a way of creative selfrealisation of the individual in the legal society and professional activity (Sovhira et al, 2019). Its most important functions are cognitive, regulatory, normative, communicative, prognostic, humanistic and socialising (Ashirova et al, 2021). Scholars emphasise the positive prospects for forming students' legal culture (Gafurova, 2023) and gender culture as a set of socio-economic, legal and ethnopsychological conditions for the functioning of society, which involves forming women and men as socially equal individuals.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The legal culture of students includes legal knowledge, value attitudes to legal norms and legally justified actions, and a way of creative selfrealisation of the individual in the legal society and professional activity (Sovhira et al, 2019). Its most important functions are cognitive, regulatory, normative, communicative, prognostic, humanistic and socialising (Ashirova et al, 2021). Scholars emphasise the positive prospects for forming students' legal culture (Gafurova, 2023) and gender culture as a set of socio-economic, legal and ethnopsychological conditions for the functioning of society, which involves forming women and men as socially equal individuals.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%