THE PLACE OF LEGAL CULTURE IN THE CONDITIONS OF OVERCOMING THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS INFECTION

Abstract

Coronary infection COVID-19 led to a global crisis in all spheres of social activity and the state: economy, social relations, education, medicine; forced to revise legal norms and enact laws and by-laws, Regulating human behaviour in a new pandemic. Its worst effects are the massive loss of life on all continents, both from the disease itself and from its complications. Only in the Russian Federation, in the period 2020 - 2021, has the supreme authorities repeatedly adopted decisions on the introduction and extension of a special provision for the implementation of masks in enterprises and organizations of various forms of ownership; Establishment of a social distance of 1.5 m, transfer of children’s pre-school and educational institutions to distance learning, etc.
Similar restrictions have been imposed abroad in countries where the rates of new infections and deaths are high.
The invention and use of vaccines against this disease also does not guarantee 100% protection. Unfortunately, the individual citizens vaccinated against COVID-19 subsequently died from complications caused by concomitant diseases. In a number of countries, there has been widespread opposition to the closure of enterprises and to the transfer of production in absentia, which has inevitably led to higher costs for entrepreneurs caused by the need to introduce new technologies overnight.
In order to prevent general chaos and the increase in cases of legal nihilism, there is a need to transform the existing legal culture, taking into account the extraordinary circumstances caused by the global crisis. The ways and recommendations of adapting the legal mechanisms in force both in the world and in the Russian Federation to the consequences of coronavirus infection COVID-19 are presented in the publication presented.