Abstract
The final stage of the process of constitutionalization of youth policy in modern Russia is analyzed. Based on the results of the analysis, the author expresses a scientifically reasoned point of view on the key provisions of the new law, concluding that the constitutionalization of youth policy has been completed and that it is important to adopt the new law in terms of creating regulatory and legal conditions for the effective implementation of youth policy in Russia.
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