Abstract
The article highlights the results of a survey conducted in April-May 2022 among students of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Law (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv). The purpose of the research is to gather the data about their life experiences and impressions of the war in Ukraine. The events of February 24, 2022, have significantly affected and continue to affect all Ukrainians and conscious citizens worldwide. At the same time, in our opinion, the impact of the war on young people is especially noticeable during the formation of personality and socialization of prospective lawyers. Bearing this in mind, the questionnaire containing 43 questions was prepared. The latter is treated as part of the study of the discipline related to the acquiring of the basic ideas and problems of access to justice as well as the right to a fair trial for everyone. The questionnaire contains several parts: the first encloses the questions on respondent identification; the second has questions about the feelings and emotions of the respondent; the third involves the issues of education and professional activities; the fourth withholds the question of external factors of influence; the fifth focuses on the vision of the state and law in times of war. The survey showed that the war is changing people, their consciousness, values and views. Nowadays, almost everyone experiences a variety of extreme emotions. At the same time, it is of great importance to change the views of the current paralegals or lawyers of the future concerning the definition of law and justice, and to explicate the point of view that is the most common among them. Research methods were: special scientific methods, statistics and comparison methods. The results of the study provide the description of the potential internal changes in the personality of a future lawyer. Keywords: students, military events, life decisions, professional skills.
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