Technological Revolutions and their reflections in the law

The article puts forward and substantiates the hypothesis on conditionality of qualitative changes in law and the legal order by global transformations in the technological way of society: namely, the emergence of an agrarian society, its transition to an industrial society, the current transformation into a post-industrial one. Following the principle of historicism allowed us to conclude that the development of law, its sources, implementation, legal consciousness, and the legal science itself is carried out taking into account socio-economic conditionality, which forms an independent historical element of the subject of both jurisprudence and the philosophy of law. The analysis of the revealed reflexions of technological revolutions in law made it possible to highlight a special state of socio-economic development - it's singularity; the presence of a society in singularity determines not only the nature of a fundamentally new group of related technologies that will dominate in the future, but also the corresponding model of social regulation, which can be represented, including law.