Abstract
In the highly heterogeneous Siberian society, the prosecution and punishment of criminals was even more important than in other regions of the Russian Empire. In Siberia, until the introduction of the Judicial Statutes of Alexander II in 1897, criminal investigations were handled by the police (since 1885-together with judicial investigators), which was in a certain sense a body of justice. Under the rule of the investigative principles of the trial, its closeness, its written form, the operation of the system of formal evidence and the existence of a formal investigation, it was primarily on it that justice depended.
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