FEDERAL LAW OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

of July 5, 2007 No. 128-FZ

About abolition of some public vessels

Accepted by the State Duma on June 15, 2007

Approved by the Federation Council on June 22, 2007

According to article 17 of the Federal constitutional Law of December 31, 1996 N1-FKZ "About Judicial System of the Russian Federation" and article 1 of the Federal constitutional Law of June 23, 1999 N1-FKZ "About Public Vessels of the Russian Federation":

1) to abolish the 4th district military court. Transfer the questions of implementation of justice relating to maintaining the 4th district military court to jurisdiction of the Moscow District Military Court and 3rd district military court;

2) to abolish the Belgorod garrison military court. Transfer to jurisdiction of the Znamensk garrison military court and the 94th garrison military court questions of implementation of justice concerning the military garrisons deployed in the territory of their jurisdiction, troops, military forming and bodies in which the Federal Law provides military service, belonging to maintaining the Belgorod garrison military court;

3) to abolish the Biysk garrison military court. Refer the justice implementation matters relating to maintaining the Biysk garrison military court in jurisdiction of the Barnaul garrison military court;

4) to abolish Korfovsky garrison military court. Transfer to jurisdiction of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Ussuriysk, Khabarovsk and 35th garrison public courts questions of implementation of justice concerning the military garrisons deployed in the territory of their jurisdiction, troops, military forming and bodies in which the Federal Law provides military service, belonging to maintaining Korfovsky garrison military court;

5) to abolish the Kronstadt garrison military court. Refer the justice implementation matters relating to maintaining the Kronstadt garrison military court in jurisdiction of the 224th garrison military court;

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