Yaroslavl Law School by A. M. Lushnikova is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of legal education and practice in Yaroslavl. This work not only describes the history and achievements of the local law school, but also reveals its impact on the development of the legal system of Russia as a whole. Lushnikov, as an experienced lawyer and teacher, shares his observations and analysis, which makes the book interesting not only for specialists in the field of law, but also for a wide audience interested in the history and culture of Russia. The book is intended for law students, practicing lawyers, teachers and anyone interested in law and its development in Russia. It will be especially useful for those who want to understand how legal traditions were formed in Yaroslavl and how they influenced modern law enforcement. Lushnikov, using accessible language and live examples, makes complex legal concepts understandable to a wide audience, which allows readers of any age and level of training to find something valuable in the book. The topics raised in the Yaroslavl Law School cover a wide range of issues, from the history of legal education to the modern challenges faced by lawyers. The author examines how legal practice has changed depending on historical circumstances, and how the Yaroslavl Law School has adapted to these changes. The reader will be able to see how traditions and innovations are intertwined in the legal system, and how this affects the life of society. Lushnikov not only talks about the achievements of the Yaroslavl Law School, but also raises important questions about its future. He analyzes the challenges facing legal education in the context of globalization and digitalization, and offers his ideas for overcoming them. This makes the book relevant and important for discussion among professionals and students seeking development in their field. The author’s style is distinguished by clarity and logical presentation . Lushnikov masterfully combines a scientific approach with a living narrative, which makes reading fascinating and informative. His previous works, such as “Law and Society: Interaction and Contradictions” and “Legal Practice in the Context of Modernity”, have already won recognition among readers, and the Yaroslavl Law School continues this tradition, offering a fresh look at familiar problems. If you are looking for a book that will not only expand your knowledge of legal education, but also make you think about the future of law in Russia, the Yaroslavl Law School will be an excellent choice. This work is not only informative, but also inspiring to reflect on how law can serve society and how lawyers can influence its development. Read this book to discover new horizons in the world of law and understand how history shapes our present and future.