Russia, yesterday, today, tomorrow. Hosted by Gleb Rar. Judicial reform of 1864 (G. Rahr): The second session of the USSR Supreme Council of the tenth convocation adopted a number of laws relating to the prosecutor's office, court, people's control and the legal profession. The other day marked 115 years since the promulgation of judicial statutes, thanks to which the judicial reform of Emperor Alexander II became a fait accompli. 2. Principles of the pre-revolutionary court and new Soviet laws. Lev Roitman dwells both on the latest laws on the court, on the prosecutor's office and on the legal profession, adopted by the Supreme Council, and in general on the essence and character of the modern Soviet court. Lenin about lawyers. Bobrishchev-Pushkin. "Narsas". Brief description of the first Soviet lawyers - Vyshinsky, Krylenko and others. The case of the Dolbenkovsky peasants and the lawyer-prosecutor Maklakov. 3. Conversation by candidate of philosophical sciences Boris Shragin about the Slavophile philosopher Ivan Kireyevsky - part 4. 09:00. After the death of Nicholas I, when more liberal times arrived, the Slavophiles managed to organize the journal “Russian Conversation”, where the main philosophical article by I. Kireevsky about new principles in philosophy - the philosophical systems of Hegel and Schelling - appeared. 5. The problem of non-return is as old as the existing government. Rurik Dontsov recalls the attempts of the Soviet authorities to fight the so-called non-returnism fifty years ago - incl. Besedovsky's story.