Force and power structure of political-legal reality in Russian empire

• Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service
  Vladivostok. Russia

• Mamychev A.Yu.

  Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service
  Vladivostok. Russia

• Bezmatyornikh T.A.

  Rostov branch of the all-Russian State University of Justice
  Rostov-on-Don. Russia

The article presents the theoretical and methodological aspects of understanding the essence and specificity of the phenomenon of domestic violence of the powerful political and legal field. The authors cite the arguments in favour of the importance of research into various forms and types of violence in the context of national legal and political life of the country. This type of work have meaning and value for the search of optimum from the point of view of modern politics and the right ways to legitimize State authority, which in turn can be attributed to the significant factor of sustainable development of any country.

Keywords: political violence, State power, legitimacy, the politico-legal organization of the society, socio-cultural factors, legal mentality, political regime, the power of practice.