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✖In result of intensive personnel replacements in 2014 - first half of 2016, Russian political regime has strengthened its personalistic character and shifted from the 'corporate' to 'sultanistic'.
In Putin's third term, official rhetoric has become a normative, moralizing discourse promotng Russian tradtional values as opposed to the "moral decay" of the West. This "biopolitical turn" in Russian politics -- a redefining of the boundaries of the Russian political community and extension of state sovereignty into private lives -- is part of the authortarian drift of the Russian political regime.
Integration of Crimea and Sevastopol into Russian political space is analyzed, including changes in institutions and the managerial system, personnel replacements and new practices adoption.
This article deals with the content and form of legal behavior in a State of law. An author's interpreta- tion of the concept of the rule of law. Conclusion that the content of the conduct of all types, including crimi- nal behavior, otherwise wrongful, seemingly «neutral» and positive, is it an objective party and form-mentalside. We investigate errors and irregularities, on the one hand, actors, and lawyer. Examines the nature ofthe prosecution and acquittal of gradients, line of legality in the application of the law. Proposals to improve legislation.