IMPLEMENTATION AND PROTECTION OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND GAINS OF DEMOCRACY IN THE AGE OF NEW INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
This article discusses the introduction of digital technologies in law-making. Since 2005 Russia has been implementing the mechanisms of electronic justice. Use of the automated system of providing the state and municipal services "State Services" and the state automated system "Justice"(SAS "Justice") allow addressing to court for protection of violated rights without leaving the house, using only the Internet access. Digitalization has ensured greater transparency and efficiency of law enforcement. At the same time, the increasingly emerging new mechanisms, devices, programs, schemes require a rapid response from the state, and especially from legislators in order to recognize, consolidate and protect the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and corporations. One of the solutions to this problem can be the concept of "flexible management", suggested by Klaus Schwab, which, in the conditions of society digital transformation, creates a legal ecosystem that provides a mobile response of the state to the changes in science, technology and society. The most important trend in the state legal sphere is the creation of relevant versions of legal acts and the development of the State system of legal information "Official Portal of Legal Information". In the field of lawmaking, the trends of the near future involve the creation of an electronic set of relevant versions of legal acts, robotic editing and analysis of draft legal acts, the implementation of the concept of flexible management by delegating the right to make decisions to the local level. The trends with a more serious perspective include the robots-paralegals, robots-lawyers, robots-notaries, machine interpretation of the text of the legal act, as well as a unified (maybe digital) international legal language. The processes of digitalization should naturally lead to a change in the mechanism of law-making, which can cause even greater automation of law-making. Moreover, the lack of automation today can become an obstacle to the digital transformation of the Russian economy.