The Russian Federation

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The Russian Federation

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Justice in the Motherland
Alana Hodge James Hrom Stephanie May Eric
Simmons Blake Wester
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Part I. Government

• James

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Russia More than just Vodka, Faberge Eggs and
Dr. Zhivago?
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Socialism

• What it means and where it came from.

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Alienation

• What you produce through work does not belong to
  you, it belongs to your employers.
• Work is something you do not choose to do freely.
• In the work we create what it means to be human
• We are alienated from each other.

So instead of working against each other lets
work for the same cause.
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Perestroika (Restructuring) Glasnost (openness)
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After the Fall of Communism and the rise of the
Federation

• Strengthening of Economy that suffered for years
• Many freedoms granted such as freedom of religion
• New government gives rise to terrorism such as
  the seizure of the school by Chechens.

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Part II. Law Enforcement

• Eric Simmons

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Ministry of Internal Affairs

• Alexander I (1802)
• Soviet era(Republican Ministries)

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Ministry of Internal Affairs

• Militsiya
• Road police
• Internal police
• Investigation ofeconomic crimes

(Russian police officer)
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Federal Security Service

• KGB successor
• Ministerial status (1995)
• Internal and externalsecurity
• Anti-terrorist

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Part III. Courts

• Alana Hodge

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Part IV. Corrections

• Blake Wester

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History

• Sentencing
• Prisons

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Sentencing

• Sentencing
• Noncustodial sanctions
• Prisons
• Capital

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Prisons

• Womens
• Mens
• Juvenile

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Influences

• Religion
• Communism

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Comparison
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Part V. Current Affairs

• Stephanie May

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Political Landscape

• The Putin Administration
• A Corrupt Government
• Human Rights
• Terrorism in Russia

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Legal Cases in Russia

• Yukos Oil - Criminal Bureaucracy
• Chess Champion Kasperov and the European Court of
  Human Rights
• The Murder of Dmitry Kholodov
• The Elektron and Illegal Fishing