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- Subject, tasks and method of the history of the state and law of Russia
- Domestic school of law. Periodization of the national history of state and law
- The emergence of statehood among the Slavs. Formation of the Old Russian state. Theories of the origin of the ancient Russian state
- Sources of law of the ancient Russian state
- The political system of the ancient Russian state. Territorial structure of Kievan Rus. Legal status of the population of Rus'
- The veche and the prince in the ancient Russian state are the highest authorities. System of government authorities
- General characteristics of Russian Truth
- Litigation on Russian Pravda
- Crime and punishment according to Russian Truth
- Features of the socio-political and legal development of Rus' during the period of feudal fragmentation
- The influence of the Mongol-Tatar invasion on the development of the state and legal system of Rus'
- Prerequisites for the formation of a Russian centralized state. Features of the Russian centralized state
- Social system and legal status of the population during the formation of the centralized Russian state. Development of the process of enslavement of peasants
- The political system during the formation of the Russian centralized state
- Palace and patrimonial management system. Feeding system
- General characteristics of the Pskov Judicial Charter, its system, sources
- Real, liability and inheritance law according to the Pskov Judicial Charter
- Criminal law according to the Pskov Judicial Charter
- Sudebnik 1497 General characteristics
- Sudebnik 1550 General characteristics, system and sources
- Litigation of the Russian centralized state
- The system of letters of commendation of the Great Moscow Prince
- Statutory letters, their content, action in time, circle of persons and territory
- Bodies of the court according to the judges of 1497, 1550
- The system of labial institutions
- Stoglav 1551 Family and marriage law
- Economic and political prerequisites for the formation of an estate-representative monarchy in Russia, its characteristic features
- Bodies of class representation, their competence and relationship with autocratic power
- Mandatory management system and local self-government system during the period of the estate-representative monarchy
- Reforms of Ivan the Terrible
- Causes and stages of enslavement of peasants
- General characteristics of the cathedral code of 1649
- Forms of land tenure according to the cathedral code of 1649
- Public and criminal law according to the conciliar code of 1649
- History of codification in Russia
- Prerequisites for the emergence of absolute monarchy in Russia, its features
- Reforms of feudal landownership and estate reforms of Peter the Great
- Letter of commendation to the nobility of 1785 Letter of commendation to the cities of 1785
- The legal status of peasants in Russia during the period of absolute monarchy
- Supreme authorities and administration in the first quarter of the XNUMXth century
- Administrative-territorial structure of Russia and local self-government of the XNUMXth century
- Judicial system and police authorities in the 18th century
- Military reform of Peter I
- Code of punishment for criminal and correctional 1845
- Legal status of Poland within the Russian Empire. Ukrainian autonomy in the XVII-XVIII centuries
- Civil law according to the code of laws of 1833
- Fiscals and prosecutors at the end of the XNUMXth - first half of the XNUMXth centuries
- Prerequisites for the bourgeois reforms of the XNUMXth century
- Peasant reform of 1861
- Zemstvo reform of 1864 City reform of 1870
- Establishment of Judicial Institutions 1864
- The Charter of Criminal Proceedings of 1864
- The procedure for the formation of the State Duma (1905-1907)
- Manifesto on the improvement of state order October 17, 1905 Basic state laws of 1906
- Judicial reform (organs of the court according to judicial statutes)
- Stolypin agrarian reform
- Russia on the eve and during the First World War. The state apparatus in Russia at this stage of time
- February revolution of 1917 Supreme authorities March-October 1917
- Dual power
- The emergence and development of councils. Establishment of local councils in 1917-1918
- Soviet law enforcement agencies (police, military emergency commissions): their competence and formation
- Legislation on the liquidation of the class system and the legal status of Russian citizens in 1917-1918
- Socialist law: its sources and features
- Declaration of the rights of the peoples of Russia
- Constituent Assembly. III Congress of Soviets of Workers', Soldiers' and Peasants' Deputies
- General characteristics of the constitution of the RSFSR of 1918
- The formation of the armed forces of the RSFSR in 1917-1918
- Soviet judicial system 1917-1918
- Legislation of the period of War Communism and the Civil War
- Legislation on marriage and family in 1917-1918
- Labor Code 1918
- Guidelines for Criminal Law 1919
- National-state structure of the USSR in 1920-1940
- General characteristics of the new economic policy
- Judicial Reform 1922
- Decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of May 22, 1922 “On basic private property rights recognized in the RSFSR, protected by its laws and protected by the courts of the RSFSR.” Civil Code of the RSFSR 1922
- Criminal Code of the RSFSR 1922 Basic principles of the criminal legislation of the USSR and union republics 1924 Criminal Code of the RSFSR 1926
- Regulations on state industrial trusts
- Law enforcement agencies during the NEP period
- USSR Constitution 1924
- Credit reform of 1930 Principles of management of agriculture and industry
- Criminal and Criminal Procedure Law in the 1930s
- USSR Constitution 1936
- Features of Soviet law and government during the Great Patriotic War. Family and marriage law according to the decree of the PVS of the USSR of July 8, 1944
- Law on universal conscription of 1939. The Red Army during the Great Patriotic War
- The judicial system and the system of law enforcement agencies according to the "Fundamentals of Legislation of the USSR and Union Republics" 1958
- Civil and Criminal Codes of the RSFSR 1964
- USSR Constitution 1977
- The period of formation of the statehood of the Russian Federation (1986-1993)
- The Constitution of the Russian Federation of 1993 Development of Russia at the present stage
20. Sudebnik 1550. General characteristics, system and sources
New Sudebnik - "royal judicial code" - adopted during the reign Ivan IV the Terrible (in 1550) and published with the participation of his brothers and boyars. It received legal force only in 1551 after approval at the Stoglavy Cathedral.
Prerequisites for the appearance of the Sudebnik:
1) reforms of Ivan IV the Terrible;
2) the obsoleteness of the Sudebnik of 1497, the need for its concretization.
Sources of Sudebnik 1550:
1) Sudebnik of 1497 with additions;
2) other early legislative acts of Russia;
3) customs, judicial practice;
4) diplomas;
5) the lost Sudebnik of Prince Vasily III Ivanovich, father of Ivan IV the Terrible.
Structure of the Sudebnik 1550:
1) articles (they are already more systematized, the norms of one law are located in one department);
2) chapters (about 100).
There are no headings in the Sudebnik of 1550. It contains rules governing the introduction of additions to the Code of Laws.
Innovations of the Sudebnik of 1550 (in comparison with the Sudebnik of 1497):
1) it was forbidden to issue tarkhan (tax exemption) charters;
2) the principle "the law has no retroactive effect" appears;
3) the procedure for making additions to the Sudebnik has been established;
4) severe criminal penalties were established for judges for abuse of power, unfair sentences and for denial of justice;
5) the activities of elected elders and kissers in the court of governors, "judicial men" in legal proceedings were clearly regulated;
6) the features of the search process are strengthened;
7) there is a class principle of punishments;
8) slaves are included in the circle of subjects of the crime;
9) the forms of guilt are more clearly defined.
Types of punishments according to the Code of Laws of 1550:
1) the former according to the Sudebnik of 1497: the death penalty, the commercial penalty (beating with sticks on the trading floor), a fine is still applied;
2) imprisonment (new).
Compositions of crimes according to the Code of Laws of 1550. New:
1) forgery of judicial acts;
2) fraud, etc.
Similar to Sudebnik 1497:
1) sedition (state crime);
2) rise (anti-government agitation);
3) arson for the purpose of causing great damage (terrorist act);
4) head tatba (theft of slaves, theft of people in general or theft that led to the murder).
Civil law institutions according to Sudebnik 1550:
1) the right to redeem the patrimony;
2) a new procedure for turning into servitude;
3) ownership right;
4) contract law;
5) law of obligations, etc.
The process according to the Sudebnik of 1550 largely coincides with the proceedings according to the Sudebnik of 1497.
The process is still adversarial. However, at this stage, elements of the inquisitorial process (torture, etc.) became more and more evident.
Litigation has become completely formalized: a protocol of the court session is drawn up, cases are initiated on the basis of a statement of claim by the plaintiff or an application for a crime, procedural actions are performed at the expense of the plaintiff, he contributes money to the court.
More and more spread court of "best people".
There was a higher (second) judicial instance - Boyar Duma и Grand Duke (tsar). They had the right to review the decision of the lower courts, with the exception of (this is not known exactly) the ecclesiastical court.
The Sudebnik of 1550 became the basis for the subsequent development of legislation, its codification.
Authors: Dudkina L.V., Shcherbakova O.V.
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