Abstract
The present research investigates a relatively such a new term in jurisprudence as legal anomie; the author defines it, indicates general and specific features of the legal anomie, which distinguish it from the other quiet similar notions. This kind of academic data can be used as a basis for the developing theory of legal anomie.
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