Countering legal errors: from theory to practice

The purpose of the study is to identify the main directions of countering legal errors that complicate the process of constructing legal reality and negatively affect law enforcement. Based on the approaches existing in the doctrine to understanding legal errors and their types, the paper substantiates their main classifications. The characteristics of law-making and law enforcement errors are given, their interrelation is shown. The ways of overcoming legal errors, as well as ways to counter them are revealed. The role of modern legal technologies in countering errors in law is emphasized. The potential of digital tools in improving activities to counteract legal errors was noted. It is concluded that legal errors are an inevitable part of legal life, accompanying the process of creating a new legal reality. The diversity, objective and subjective conditionality of legal errors determine the need for an integrated approach to overcoming them.