JUDICIAL SYSTEM OF THE UZBEK SSR DURING THE YEARS OF STAGNATION
JUDICIAL SYSTEM OF THE UZBEK SSR DURING THE YEARS OF STAGNATION
This article, based on a comparative analysis of historical sources, highlights the state of the judicial system of the Uzbek SSR during the years of stagnation. The article also talks about the legal foundations of the judiciary, the national composition of judges, the level of higher education in the field of law, training seminars organized for people's advisers, repressions carried out by the authoritarian regime in the judiciary.
Council of Ministers, Ministry of Justice, Supreme Court, Plenum, Presidium, Regional Court, People's Court, People's Councilor, elections, training seminar, cassation, protest, report, higher education, ethnic composition, labor disputes
Council of Ministers, Ministry of Justice, Supreme Court, Plenum, Presidium, Regional Court, People's Court, People's Councilor, elections, training seminar, cassation, protest, report, higher education, ethnic composition, labor disputes
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