Pashin, Sergey Anatolyevich

From 1979 to 1984 he studied at the full-time department of Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov ; He graduated from the Faculty of Law with honors with a degree in Law.

From 1984 to 1987 he studied in full-time, and then in correspondence graduate school there. In 1988 he defended his thesis for the degree of candidate of legal sciences on the topic: “Judicial debate in the mechanism of establishing the truth in a criminal case” ^[2] .

He taught at the Law Faculty of Moscow State University from 1987 to 1990 .

He served in 1990 as a senior consultant to the Office of the Supreme Court of the USSR, and then transferred to the post of chief specialist in the legal department of the Office of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR .

In 1992, he headed the Department of Judicial Reform of the State Legal Administration of the President of the Russian Federation .

In 1995 - 1996 he worked as deputy head of the Legal Department of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.

From 1996 to 2001 - judge of the Moscow City Court .

He was twice deprived of authority (according to some reports, due to conflicts with the chairman of the court Olga Egorova ), but first the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation , and in the second case, the Higher Qualification Collegium of Judges overturned the decisions taken against Pashin. Pashin himself did not confirm the existence of a conflict with Egorova ^[3] .

In 2001 , he retired, taught criminal procedure law at Moscow universities.

In 2005 - 2007 he participated in the “ Federal Judge ” program on Channel One .

Since 2008 - Professor at the Department of the Judiciary of the National Research University - Higher School of Economics (Moscow).

From 2003 to 2010 , he was a member of the qualification commission under the Law Chamber of the city of Moscow.

In November 2012 , he joined the Council on the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights under the President of the Russian Federation ^[4] .

Author of bills that have become laws:

• On the Constitutional Court of the RSFSR ( 1991 ) ^{[5] [6]} ;
• On the effect of the criminal law in time (1991) ^[6] ;
• On judicial control over the legality of arrests (1992) ^[7] ;
• On the status of judges (co-authored) ( 1992 ) ^[8] ;
• On the jury trial (development manager, author of the procedural part) (1993) ^[1] ;
• Model Code of Criminal Procedure for the CIS member states (chairman of the working group, author of 8 sections) ( 1996 ) ^[9] ;
• On the judicial system of the Russian Federation (head of the working group) (1996);
• On public control over ensuring human rights in places of detention (bill of 2000, adopted in 2008 as No. 76-FZ ) ^[10]

One of the authors of the Concept of judicial reform in the Russian Federation, approved by the Supreme Council of the RSFSR on October 24, 1992 ^[6] .

The author of more than 130 published works.

• The concept of judicial reform in the RSFSR // The concept of judicial reform in the Russian Federation / Comp. S.A. Pashin. - M .: Republic, 1992 .-- 107 p.
• How to appeal to the Constitutional Court of Russia: the author comments on the law. - M., 1992 .-- 27 p.
• Judicial reform and jury trial. - M., 1994 .-- 103 s .; 2nd ed. - M., 1995 .-- 75 p.
• Jury trial: First year of work. - M .: International Committee for the Promotion of Legal Reform, 1995. - 48 p.
• Problems of constitutional proceedings in the “case of the CPSU” (legal analysis) // Russian Monitor. - 1995. - Vol. 6. - S. 59 - 85.
• Jury trial returns. // Human rights activist , No. 1 (1994/1) ^[11]
• Judicial control over the correctness of arrests. // Human rights activist, No. 3 (1995/1) ^[12]
• Five scrolls of the annals. // Human rights activist, No. 6 (1995/4) ^[13]
• On the draft Russian Code of Criminal Procedure. // Human rights activist, No. 9 (1996/3) ^[14]
• The truth about Y. Stetsovsky and the “terrible revenge” of his ill-wishers. // Human rights activist, No. 13 (1997/3) ^[15]
• Judicial reform in Russia: design and implementation. Mechanisms of reform and counter-reform // Judicial reform: problems of analysis and coverage. - M., 1996 .-- S. 40 - 67.
• Appealing Arrests: A Practical Guide. - M.: Publishing. house "Ant", 1997. - 80 p.
• Jurisprudence. Textbook for students in grades 10. - M .: Institute of the textbook "Paideia", 1998. - 314 p.
• Jurisprudence. Textbook for students in grades 11. - M .: Institute of the textbook "Paideia", 1998. - 302 p.
• Evidence in the Russian criminal trial. - M .: Complex-Progress, 1999. - 104 p.
• Supervisory complaint of a prisoner. - M .: Complex - Progress, 2000. - 54 p.
• Judicial ethics. - M .: Complex-Progress, 2001. - 56 p.
• Problems of judicial reform in post-Soviet Russia // The untouchable reserve , 2002, No. 3 (23).
• A brief outline of judicial reforms and revolutions in Russia // Domestic Notes , 2003, No. 2 (11). - S. 161 - 182.
• Adversarial criminal process. - M .: R. Valent, 2006 .-- 200 p.
• Stealing Justice “Index. dossier on censorship ”, 2007, No. 26.
• Transformation of the judicial system of Russia at the romantic stage of judicial reform // History of the new Russia. Essays, interviews: in 3 t. / Under the total. ed. P.S. Filippova. T. 2. - St. Petersburg: Norma, 2011 .-- S. 8 - 27.
• Pashin S.A. The establishment of justice. M .: R. Valent, 2011 .-- 456 p.
• The History and Challenges of Reintroducing Trial by Jury in Russia // Kutafin University. Law Review. Volume 1. - 2014. - No. 1. - P. 41 - 54. [Pashin S. History and problems of the revival of the jury in Russia // University. Kutafina. Legal Review. Volume 1. - 2014. - No. 1. - S. 41- 54.]
• Law and order and justice // Philosophy of law and theory of law. Science magazine. - 2014. - No. 1 - 2. - S. 384 - 393. [Pashin S. Law enforcement and justice // Philosophy of law and general theory of law. Science Magazine. - 2014. - No. 1 - 2. - S. 384 - 393]
• Cassation appeal against the verdict / Series “Know Your Rights!”. - M .: ROO "Center for the Promotion of Criminal Justice Reform", 2016. - 80 p.

• Kudeshkina, Olga Borisovna

• Page on the HSE website
• Interview to pravo.ru
• 1998 interview
• Sergei Pashin: "When the CPSU left, the courts found another owner"
• “Even under Stalin they didn’t judge like that!” The judge’s story about the sentences, colleagues and secrets of Russian justice
• Interview 2014
• 2019 Interview
• “When people from the punitive system become judges, they sincerely believe that it is necessary to punish, that’s right” // Interview with Sergei Pashin
• Interview in SHOW-37