Legal education in Russia: history and modernity

the article analyzes the evolution of legal education in Russia, from its origins in the era of the Russian Empire to the modern system that is adapting to the challenges of digital transformation in society. It explores the key stages of legal education development, changes in educational standards and teaching methods during the periods of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. The article focuses on the current trends and challenges facing the legal education system in Russia, including the need to improve the quality of graduates, enhance the practical focus of education, and adapt to the demands of the digital economy. The article discusses the prospects for improving legal education in the context of digitalization, such as the introduction of innovative educational technologies, the development of distance learning, and the formation of new competencies in future lawyers that are necessary for successful professional activities in a digital environment. The article also provides recommendations for adapting educational programs to the requirements of a digital society and developing critical thinking and analytical skills in students.

legal education, history, modernity, digital transformation, educational standards, innovations, competencies, practical training, distance learning, higher education