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Abstract
What are the characteristic features of the socialist law-governed state? What stands in the road of its creation? These points were discussed by jurists taking part in a Literaturnaia gazeta [Literary Gazette] roundtable on the Theses of the CPSU Central Committee: M. P. Vyshinskii, USSR deputy minister of justice; I.I. Karpets, doctor of juridical sciences and director, All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Problems of Strengthening Legality and Legal Order; O. P. Temushkin, doctor of juridical sciences and department chief, USSR Supreme Court; V. F. Iakovlev, doctor of juridical sciences and director, All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Soviet Legislation; Professor A. M. Iakovlev, doctor of juridical sciences and sector head, Institute of State and Law, USSR Academy of Sciences. Other participants were publicists and special LG correspondents writing on legal topics: A. Borin, A. Vaksberg, L. Grafova, I. Gamaiunov, V. Golovanov, I. Minaev, and Iu. Shchekochikhin. The moderator was LG deputy chief editor Iu. Poroikov.