About of the improvement of the system of selection, training and education of lawyers criminal law specialization, designed to protect public values and legal principles

Purpose: Research of the causes and factors that reduce the effectiveness of selection, training and education of lawyers criminal law specialization, forming the basis of the staff of the state and municipal authorities, courts, police, prosecutors, investigative committee and special services. Development of measures addressed to the noted problems. Methodology: In this article used historical and legal, formally legal, structural and functional analytic methods. Results: The article analyzes the reasons for the increased interest of youth to obtain a legal education. Position that the quantitative increase in the number of lawyers did not lead to qualitative changes in the legal sphere justified. Investigated the effects of trends reorientation of legal education on market-civil law model, which can lead to an imbalance in the qualifying characteristics of the future lawyer between private and public values and legal principles. Established a negative impact on the development of future lawyers complex factors formed in the process of destruction of cultural property. Highlighted the causes and factors contributing to the crisis in the legal culture, reducing the stability of the anti-corruption law graduates. Formulated a set of measures to modernize the system of training and retraining of the legal profession, the basic element of which should be to modernize consciousness. The necessity of providing continuous anti-corruption education and training, acting on the subconscious, rational and value components of consciousness, which is designed to counteract the formation of corrupt behavior. Novelty/originality/value: This article has a high scientific value, since it is one of the first attempts to identify and analyze the system of causes and factors that adversely affect the level of training of lawyers criminal law specialization, forming the basis of the staff of the police, prosecutors, investigative committee and special services. The author suggests a series of measures aimed at addressing the problems noted.