THE SYNCRETISM OF LEGAL CULTURE AND OPTIMIZATION OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
Legal values are formed not only on the basis of requirements of the legislation. Therefore, there are disputes for a long time in legal science regarding legal and non-legal law, and right is broader and deeper meaning than stipulated in the laws. Hence the legal culture is not something that is formed under the influence of the rules of conduct contained only in the laws. Rules of conduct stipulated in the legislation function within society in a deep touch with other systems of regulation of social relations. However, the problem of their combination that can form a certain unity is still remains unexplored. Different systems of social norms has their own features of functioning and development and the nature of the relationship between each of them is very complicated. But all together they form a more significant value requiring very careful study. Therefore, there is a need to consider the traditional concept of “legal culture” in unity with other factors directly related to consciousness and behavior of people, to the process of social regulation and optimization of public relations. Traditionally understood legal culture, in fact, conditioned by all functioning social norms. The syncretism of legal culture is a combined influence of social regulators, with a law at first place, on public relations.