Abstract
The article offers an analysis of the discussion questions about the branches and system of Russian law. The grounds or criteria for the allocation of a sub-branch of criminal law are proposed to recognize the presence of: international norms that form the basis for cooperation in countering a certain group of homogeneous crimes; the corresponding profile federal law on countering them; a relatively large number of norms in both the General and Special parts of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation devoted to this group of crimes; contradictory provisions contained in the norms of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and the relevant law, which requires their study in aggregate, within one sub-sector, and not within different branches of law. Based on this, the paper proves that the criteria for recognition as a sub-branch of domestic criminal law fully correspond to criminal anti-terrorist law.
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