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Annotation: This article examines the role of legal education in developing legal awareness among young people in Uzbekistan. It analyzes the relationship between legal knowledge, legal culture, and civic responsibility, emphasizing the contribution of educational institutions and modern technologies to the formation of a law-abiding and socially active generation. The study argues that legal education should cultivate not only knowledge of laws but also the ability to apply legal principles in everyday life and public participation.
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