Judicial Chambers
The chambers of the Supreme Court consider cases within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in accordance with procedural legislation.
Each chamber reviews cases within its area of responsibility. Panels of judges are formed within the chambers to consider specific cases.
Appellate Chamber
The Appellate Chamber considers appeals against judgments and rulings delivered by the Supreme Court when it acts as a court of first instance. It also considers cases on the basis of new or newly discovered circumstances in accordance with federal law.
Judicial Chamber for Administrative Cases
The Judicial Chamber for Administrative Cases considers administrative cases and other public-law matters within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Judicial Chamber for Civil Cases
The Judicial Chamber for Civil Cases considers civil cases within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Judicial Chamber for Criminal Cases
The Judicial Chamber for Criminal Cases considers criminal cases and other matters arising in criminal proceedings within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Judicial Chamber for Economic Disputes
The Judicial Chamber for Economic Disputes considers economic disputes and other cases related to entrepreneurial and other economic activities within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Judicial Chamber for Military Personnel Cases
The Judicial Chamber for Military Personnel Cases considers cases involving military personnel within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Disciplinary Chamber
The Disciplinary Chamber considers matters assigned to it by federal law.