Soviet Republic. The Supreme Court of the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic, like the prosecutor's office, was part of the apparatus of the People's Commissariat of Justice, and the chairman of the Supreme Court was simultaneously the Deputy People's Commissar of Justice. This management model coincided with the pre-Soviet model and existed until 1936. Structure of the People's Commissariat Structure in 1917. The operational meeting, the secretariat, and the group of responsible executors were directly subordinate to the People's Commissar. The People's Commissariat included: Management of Affairs; Personnel Training Department; Legislative and Codification Department; Financial Department; Special Department; Secret Encryption Part. In total, the staff was 150 people. The Supreme Court of the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic and the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic were formally part of the People's Commissariat of Justice of the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic as structural units. Structure in 1939. The Control and Inspection Group, the Secretariat, and the Operational Meeting were directly subordinate to the People's Commissar. The People's Commissariat included: Management of Affairs; Office of the Judiciary; Management of Educational Institutions; Human Resources Management; Department of the Bar; Department of Notaries; Department of Codification of Legislation; Financial Department; Mobilization Department; Secret Encryption Part; In total, the staff was 168 people. Structure in 1940. The Control and Inspection Group, the Secretariat, the Collegium, and the meeting of deputies were directly subordinate to the People's Commissar. The People's Commissariat included: Management of Affairs; Office of Judicial Institutions; Management of Educational Institutions; Human Resources Management; Department of the Bar; Department of Notaries; Codification Department; Planning and Finance Department; Mobilization Department; Secret Encryption Department. In total, the staff was 195 people. Structure in 1942. Moscow. The Secretariat and the Collegium were directly subordinate to the People's Commissar. The People's Commissariat included: Management of Affairs; Department of Judicial Institutions (Partially); Human Resources Management; Department of the Bar; Codification Department; Financial Department (Part); Mobilization Department; Secret Encryption Department. Sol–Iletsk. Deputy People's Commissar of Justice. Operational meeting. The People's Commissariat included: Department of Judicial Institutions (Part); Department of Notaries; Financial Department (Part). The staff was 95 people. Structure in 1944. The Secretariat and the Collegium were directly subordinate to the People's Commissar. The People's Commissariat included: Management of Affairs; Office of Judicial Institutions; Management of Educational Institutions; Human Resources Management; Department of the Bar; Department of Notaries; Codification Department; Financial Department; Mobilization Department; Secret