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Abstract (English):
The article analyzes the requirements for the speech culture of an employee of the internal affairs bodies as a “professional communicator”. Any language personality who has perfect professional knowledge, but is unable to competently reason on any topic, undoubtedly, loses in front of colleagues who have received good language training. In this regard, we put forward the assumption that it is necessary to study the fundamentals of legal discourse (in various genre manifestations) in educational institutions of higher professional education of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Rhetoric classes with cadets, as well as within the framework of optional disciplines in postgraduate studies.

Keywords:
discourse, legal discourse, rhetoric, linguistic identity of the police officer, communication process, professionally oriented training
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