COVERAGE OF LEGAL MATERIALS FOR YOUNG AUDIENCE: CONDITIONS, PROBLEMS, PROSPECTS (SOLUTION)
Keywords:
legal culture, youth, journalists, mass media, press, television.Abstract
This article criticizes the fact that the legal materials covered in the mass media are not intended for a youth audience. There are also comments on what materials on this topic should be in order to improve the legal culture of young people.
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