Zhiltsov, N.A. Philosophical and legal views on Russian state and law-enforcement system in the 2nd half of XIX century.

Abstract: As Senator K.N. Lebedev wrote in 1847: "a person who is faced with Russian justice "can get sick and go crazy, it's so disgustingly bad." In the second half of the 19th century, Russian public thought took a step towards a critical rethinking of the existing state and legal system... The paradox of the situation was that the model of government formulated by the socialists turned out to be the most acceptable for implementation in Russian conditions, therefore it received a life perspective in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.