The Development of Digitalization in the Modern Russian State

The relevance of the article is connected with the emergence of such a scientific category in law as «digitalization». Digitalization processes are being actively introduced into public, political, economic and legal life directly by authorities, for example, the Government of the Russian Federation, which by 2021 is moving from «electronic Government» to «Digital Government», introducing digital technologies into the system of executive authorities as digitalization tools for fast and effective digital interaction both among themselves and to optimize interaction with citizens and organizations. This issue requires a scientific analysis. Therefore, the main purpose of the article will be to study the problems, scientific research of the current state and prospects of mutual influence of digitalization and digital space in the law of the modern Russian state, analysis of the role of digitalization in law as a legal category. The article also analyzes the legal concepts of digitalization, it is noted that the Concept of Government will be transformed into a Digital Government in 2021. The implementation of this transformation is carried out by the Government of the Russian Federation itself, the Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation on behalf of the President of the Russian Federation. At the same time, this concept does not aim to replace the traditional system of state authorities or transform bodies, but is aimed at increasing the accessibility and quality of interaction between the population of the state and the authorities, as well as digital interaction between the state and municipal authorities themselves. It is noted that there is a tendency to transform public power into the mainstream of digital technologies and digital interaction, for this purpose a number of legal documents have been created - concepts, in particular, the concept of the digital economy, implemented on behalf of the President of the Russian Federation.

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