Abstract
The article is devoted to the establishment of objective and subjective prerequisites for the manifestation of the legal properties of habits, their influence on legal relations. Terminologically, habits are fixed in domestic legislation only at the level of subordinate regulation as “bad habits”, which are combated at the level of administrative and criminal legislation, where some bad habits are qualifying circumstances of offenses. Legislatively, the content of habits, as variants of repeated behavior, is manifested in a variety of legal customs that are formed and act by virtue of habits.
 The peculiarities of the implementation of habits that contribute to the establishment, change and termination of legal relations are established by conducting a specific sociological study.
 In general, based on the analysis of the current legislation and the practical research conducted by the author, the essential properties and legal signs of habits are derived, the definition of the concept of “legal habits” is formulated, a classification model of legal habits is created.
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