METHODOLOGICAL FEATURES OF PRACTICAL TRAINING IN LEGAL DISCIPLINES
Practical work in legal disciplines is of the utmost importance, as it prepares the future lawyer for professional activity and shows the success of mastering theoretical knowledge on various topics. The range of practical training methods is very wide and the choice of a particular method depends on the degree of training of the teacher and the topic being studied. Practical classes on legal issues can not only help the law student to assimilate the acquired knowledge, but also establish a connection between the group members during the discussion of problematic issues. Also, practical classes will allow the teacher to objectively assess how well students have mastered theoretical knowledge and what questions cause them the greatest difficulty.