Law basics. Theory, practice and how to live with it

"You have the right to remain silent ..." - a Hollywood phrase in which the Russian mockery is heard. "To have the right" means just not to be silent. Any person who was born and raised in Russia absorbed his mother’s milk: only the one who is ready to defend these rights, and the lack of a ban, does not guarantee nothing.
The right is wider than the law: people began to negotiate long before the states and continue after.
To understand the right - does not mean to remember by heart the articles acting in this very moment, but to be able to argue and agree. With a neighbor, with the state, with a lawyer. Laws are a state instrument that exists to maintain these "agreements". But the right does not work as it is written, and therefore the head should always be turned on! It is necessary to understand the right to understand: how the wheels should “spin” in the state, how they actually revolve and how to be if the right says one thing, and in life we ​​see completely different.
Vyacheslav Orobinsky, a lawyer with 20 years of experience, the author of the bestseller "what is not taught at the legal faculty", explains the Fingers" theory of law: the foundations of the constitutional system, federalism, the system of legislation of the Russian Federation, human rights, sources of law, principles of forensic protection of rights and why lawyers are needed.
This is not a collection of harmful tips" on how to transgress the law. The book will be useful to every economically active person. From college students (not only to pass the test!) To the captains of the business. From a freelancer on a gyro scooter to a lawyer in a tie