Title: Obshchestvo, pravo, kulʹtura
Description: A collection of papers and speeches presented at a professional conference entitled "Society, Law, Culture," which took place at the Krasnodar Legal Institute, affiliated with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, July 3-4, 1999. Section 1 concerned general theoretical disciplines and included papers on these topics, among others: Law and morality as social norms in contemporary society. Development of Russian statehood before 1917. Development of federalism in Russia in the 20th century. Contractual problems in the development of Russian federalism. Legislating in the Adygea Republic.  Criminal policy of Soviet authorities in the pre-WWII period. Section 2 concerned legal disciplines and included papers on these topics, among others: The concept of sentencing and its importance. The concept of juvenile justice. Categories of murder. Terrorism and its components. Protection of consumer rights in the Russian Federation. The personality of the criminal in Russian criminal law. Extortion. Protecting the rights of juveniles during  preliminary investigations. Gift or bribe?
Subjects: Sociological jurisprudence, Congresses, Law, History, Law and ethics
Places: Russia