The formation and development of barrister self-government at the Omsk trial chambers at the beginning of the XX century
The article gives an overview of the formation and development of barrister self-government at the Omsk Trial Chambers at the beginning of the 20th century. An analysis is made of those factors that influenced the development of the professional lawyer community in this region. Organizational and legal forms of self-government are considered, both provided for by the Judicial Charter, and created on an initiative basis. The analysis of the main directions of work of the Barrister council is carried out. The main problems of disciplinary practice and advocacy ethics, first posed before the Siberian advocacy, are considered.