Dear participants of scientific research! We are pleased to inform you that the winners have been chosen based on the results of the events held. The Jury members were: Igor M. Matskevich, Head of the Chair of Criminology and Criminal … Read More
On 8 April 2021, within the framework of the VIII Moscow Legal Forum ‘Socio-Economic Development and Quality of Legal Environment,’ the Conference ‘Organized Crime as a Brake on Socio-Economic Development’ was held at Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL). The … Read More
On 8 April 2021, during the conference ‘Organized Crime as a Brake on Socio-Economic Development,’ the ‘Cooperation Agreement’ was signed between the Union of Criminalists and Criminologists and the Community of the Postgraduate Alumni of the KGB USSR Higher School … Read More
The student legislative initiatives competition ‘New Law’ is held by the Moscow Сriminological Office of the Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL), the Union of Criminalists and Criminologists, the State Duma of the Russian Federation and the Federal Budgetary Institution ‘Scientific … Read More
On 1 April 1924, a Munich court sentenced Adolf Hitler to five years in prison on charges of high treason for participating in the Beer Hall Putsch. In prison, the future ‘Führer’ spent only nine months and was released under an … Read More
The author’s project ‘Criminal law gatherings at N.A. Lopashenko’s’ together with the Saratov Branch Office of the Union of Criminalists and Criminologists The mono format with Associate Professor Evgenia V. Rogova On 30 March 2021, a regular online meeting of … Read More
On 10 March 2021, a meeting of the Bureau of the Union of Criminalists and Criminologists was held via videoconference. The meeting was attended by the Bureau members: Matskevich I.M., Zaitsev O.A., Kadnikov N.G., Rednikova T.V., Prikhodko N.Yu., Lavrentieva M.S., … Read More
The author’s project ‘Criminal law gatherings at N.A. Lopashenko’s’ together with the Saratov Branch Office of the Union of Criminalists and Criminologists The Person: Professor Yuri M. Antonyan On 10 March 2021, a regular online meeting of the author’s project … Read More
Alexander Grigoryevich Zvyagintsev THE EMPEROR WITH A PARTY CARD Puyi, the last Emperor of China, suddenly appeared as a witness at the Tokyo War Crimes Trials (1946-1948). He was brought to Tokyo by a Soviet delegation. Puyi was also an Emperor … Read More
On 12 March 1918, the status of the capital of Russia was returned to Moscow. Since the beginning of the 14th century, the residence of the Grand Dukes of Moscow was located in Moscow. The first reliable mention of Moscow … Read More
The author’s project ‘Criminal law gatherings at N.A. Lopashenko’s’ together with the Saratov Branch Office of the Union of Criminalists and Criminologists The mono format with Associate Professor Yuri I. Blokhin On 2 March 2021, a regular online meeting of the … Read More
On 8 March 1862, US Captain Nathaniel Gordon was executed by hanging in the United States. He was found guilty of the slave trade under a bill signed in 1807 by Thomas Jefferson. The document prohibited human trafficking and the importation … Read More
Professor Nikolai G. Kadnikov, Doctor of Legal Sciences, Professor of the Chair of Criminal Law at the Moscow Kikot-University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia On the meaning of the categorization of crimes and the initiative of the … Read More
The author’s project ‘Criminal law gatherings at N.A. Lopashenko’s’ together with the Saratov Branch Office of the Union of Criminalists and Criminologists ‘The Person’ format with Professor Yakov I. Gilinsky Organizer: Natalia A. Lopashenko, Doctor of Legal Sciences, Professor, Professor … Read More
‘A Berlin cemetery in autumn. More than a thousand men are crowding between gravestones as a bright coffin is being carried across the meadow. At the same time, armed policemen are standing against the walls and control what is happening. … Read More
nded and in illegal online activity COVID-19 transformed the global economy. While governments fought over scarce medical supplies, much of the world’s population sat at home. As workplaces stood unattended and malls lay empty, the massive resulting increase in internet … Read More
