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legal nihilism
Legal nihilism is negative attitude toward law. Its basis is a weak belief that law is beneficial for the society. Many scholars believe that legal nihilism is a destructive phenomenon.
Depending on the law it denies, legal nihilism can be internal and international.
== Internal legal nihilism ==
=== Russian Empire, Soviet Union and its successors ===
Andrzej Walicki thought that both bureaucracy of the Russian Empire and socialists that replaced them had the similar negative attitude toward law because of the Slavic character of Russia. It is believed by many scholars and public figures that legal nihilism is still widely spread in some countries of former Soviet Union including Belarus, Ukraine and Russia. Russian president Medvedev often spoke against legal nihilism identifying increasing of the strength of law and legal awareness of the people. A pressure of the international public opinion has substantial influence on the struggle against internal legal nihilism in Russia.
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