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1. How are judges appointed to all federal courts? 
2. What is the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court? 
3. What is the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court? 
4. What is the jurisdiction of Military Courts? 
5. What is the jurisdiction of the Higher Arbitration Court? 
6. What is the extra duty of the Supreme Court and the Higher Arbitration Court? 
The judicial system of the Russian Federation consists of courts at the federal level and regional 
courts: 
 
1. COURTS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL 
 
1.1 The Constitutional Court. 
This is the highest judicial body in the Russian Federation. It is made up of 19 judges, proposed 
by the President of the Russian Federation and approved by the Federation Council. Since June 2008 
the Constitutional Court has been located in St Petersburg. 
The Constitutional Court has jurisdiction to interpret the RF Constitution; to decide whether a 
federal law is consistent with the country’s Constitution; and to adjudicate whether or not laws 
regulations and normative acts passed by the President of the Russian Federation, the Council of the 
Federation, the State Duma, the Government of the Russian Federation, constitutions of republics, 
charters and other normative acts of the subjects of Russian Federation are consistent with the 
Constitution of the Russian Federation
Courts of General Jurisdiction. 


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1.2 The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation. 
This is the supreme judicial body for all courts of general jurisdiction on civil, criminal and 
administrative matters. As of today the Supreme Court consists of 123 judges. Judges for the Supreme 
Court are proposed by the President of the Russian Federation and approved by the upper house of the 
legislature, the Federation Council. The Supreme Court is located in Moscow. 
It has jurisdiction as a court of cassation, i.e. it is the highest court of appeal in the land. It is a 
court of supervisory instance over the courts of the subjects of the Russian Federation and over the tier 
of district courts below that level. There are three chambers in the structure of the Supreme Court of 
the Russian Federation: Judicial Chamber on Civil Cases; Judicial Chamber on Criminal Cases; and 
Military Chamber.
The Plenary Session of the Supreme Court can issue regulations. Regulations are a unique 
element of the machinery for the implementation of domestic law in the Russian legal system. Enacted 
by the Plenary Session, they are “explanations on issues of judicial practice”, based on the overview 
and generalization of the jurisprudence of the lower courts and Supreme Courts of subjects of the 
Federation. Regulations are abstract opinions but legally binding on all lower courts. They summarize 
the judicial practice of lower courts and explain how a particular provision of the law shall be applied. 
These regulations are employed to ensure the consistent application of Russian law by explaining how 
the law shall be interpreted. Regulations have their legal basis in Article 126 of the RF Constitution. 


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