The article deals with the issues related to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 and the formation of historical memory among the Polish people. The author gives different points of view existing in both Polish and Russian societies.

The author attempts to comprehend the phenomenon of “patriotism” in the context of the state policy formation and the standpoint of its scientific substantiation by experts in various fields of knowledge. Patriotism as one of the most important elements in shaping the worldview of future lawyers. The authors analyze the process of patriotic education and the formation of Russian identity on the example of students’ achievements in the framework of general education disciplines: “History of the State and Law of Russia” and “Life Safety”. In light of the importance of the problem being solved, a proposal was made on the need to develop recommendations for universities regarding the allocation of hours for the implementation of the basic part of the standard.

The paper is devoted to the study of the impact of legal principles on constitutional construction. On the basis of an integrative methodology, the author analyzes legal principles in an ontological and axiological context. It is concluded that legal principles play an important role in the construction of legal reality. Acting as a means of influencing the consciousness and behavior of subjects of various levels, legal principles determine the constitution of lawmaking, law enforcement and legal behavior.

COVID-19 has become a trial, a trial of the readiness of public authorities and residents of the country to live in new conditions, the basis for changing the mechanisms for the implementation of human rights and the corresponding rights of public authorities and officials. The article examines the normative regulation of freedom of movement in Russia and the powers that constitute it. In examinating the concept, the author relies on regulations, the practice of government bodies, doctrinal sources, a comprehensive analysis of the updated mechanism for the implementation of constitutional freedom of movement, in particular the restrictions associated with the closure of Russian borders.

The article presents the author’s opinion on the peculiarities of the formation of the legal system. The author analyzes the procedure of the legislative process, indicates the facts that influence successful implementation of the adopted norms and the existence of the legal system as a whole. The purpose of the study is not only to study the current situation, but also to identify ways to solve existing problems. The author believes that the presence of a dialogue between a parliamentarian and the population, also with due regard to possible differences in legal consciousness, contributes to the development of not only the legal system, but also the entire State.

The article, within the framework of the institutional method, examines rural life as a socio-legal phenomenon in the context of state policy for the accelerated comprehensive development of rural areas of the Russian Federation. The author concludes that rural life is a factor of national legal culture and legal mentality, ensuring the accumulation and consolidation of national characteristics on the way of the historical (civilizational) development of the legal system of the society.

The article focuses on the participation of the Russian Imperial Army in hostilities on the fronts of the Great War. The article demonstrates the influence and consequences of the revolutionary events of 1917 on the assessment of the role and contribution of the Russian Empire and its army in the achieved results of hostilities and the results of the war. The author highlights the balance of forces of the belligerent States in the course of hostilities on various fronts of the First World War.

The emigration of the first “wave” seems to be the most structurally integral (In comparison with the other two waves), as well as having the greatest ability to generate social thought. The ideological platforms of emigrants concerning the issues of national-territorial unity turned to the past, were mostly utopian in nature, while their ideological systems that have the ability to synthesize with other concepts designed for the future development of Russia, do not lose their relevance to this day.

The article analyzes regulatory legal documents that deal with such a crime as bribery. The author notes the peculiarities of the legal technique of the Soviet period: the lack of a uniform terminology in defining the participants, the class approach and the introduction of new institutions.

The article presents the results of the study of the main stages in the formation in Russian law of a system of norms governing the peculiarities of transactions that have interest (interested party transactions). Their genesis is characterized in the context of the forms of legal expression and the consolidation of the relevant legal norms, the mechanisms of influence on the development of domestic law of foreign legal experience, the economic foundations and volitional content of law, as well as from the point of view of the structure and dynamics of the system of Russian law.

The article is devoted to a historical and legal study of the rational and irrational in law as a multifaceted and multifaceted social phenomenon, its role and place in the system of legal regulation, its significance for science and law enforcement practice. The refusal of a sovereign state from the possibilities of using a rational approach to solving accumulated problems, using only an irrational approach to law as a tool leads to the collapse of the existing political system, the destruction of statehood. The phenomena of the rational and the irrational in law can be viewed as a positive phenomenon that brings good to the world around us, and as a negative category, expressed in the evil contained in the actions of a person at the top of state power.

The propaganda methods we see today have been developed since the beginning of communication between members of society and societies as a whole. The author proposes to consider the most active period in the evolution of propaganda methods. And also the period when the importance of propaganda became one of the key provisions during the hostilities. The period of World War II is characterized by the author as a turning point when propaganda began to be taken most seriously, both to suppress the enemy’s mood and to raise the morale of his own army and civilian population.

In the article, the author examines the issues of a new pseudo-religious doctrine — “digital religion” (“Zero-X-Omega”). Appealing to the anti-religious scientific concept of M. A. Reisner and certain provisions of his theoretical socio-psychological views, the author draws a number of conclusions that digitalization (blockchain, cryptocurrency) has a certain impact on a person, including in the field of substitution of moral values for destructive models of behavior, predominantly utilitarian in nature.