Abstract
The profession of judge and bailiff have been closely related since ancient times. The analysis of the regulation of these professions is of increased interest for legal specialists. In this article we propose to analyze how the professions of judge and bailiff (bailiff) were regulated in the era of the Great Union, especially the aspects related to the manner and requirements for entering the profession, the forms of disciplinary liability and remuneration for work, taking as a basis the texts of the normative acts in force at that time, applicable to the status of these professions. Also, we will compare the provisions of the mentioned period with the current ones, provided by the legislation in force.
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