Abstract
The article examines the process of development of legislation on the organization of jury trials in post-Soviet Russia, and also touches upon the problems of ensuring compliance of this legislation with the Constitution of the country. According to the author, as a result of constitutional amendments, before the constitutional reform of 1993, the legislator thought or assumed a wider introduction into socio-political practice of the institution of trial with the participation of jurors, and civil cases were even placed in first place by the Constitution compared to criminal cases. The Constitution of the RSFSR still supported the construction of “professional justice together with people’s assessors”, but was aimed at a major transformation of democratic forms of justice in the future.
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