Malinovskii Ioanikii Aleksieevich

Malinovskii Ioanikii Aleksieevich (04 (16). ХІ.1868, Ostroh of Volyn guberniya – 12. І. 1932, Kyiv) is a historian of law, legal scholar, academician of All-Ukrainian Academy of Sciences (Ukr. Abbr. “VUAN”). Malinovskii studied in Ostroh gymnasium, then in Pavlo Galagan’s Collegium in Kyiv. Graduated from faculty of law of Kyiv St. Volodymyr University in 1892.

Malinovskii Ioanikii Aleksieevich
Born	November 4, 1868 Ostroh, Russian Empire
Died	December 1, 1932 Kyiv, USSR
Alma mater	Kyiv St. Volodymyr University
Awards

From 1898 till 1911 he was professor of sub-department of history of Russian law faculty of law in Tomsk University. From 1913 till 1915 – extraordinary professor of sub-department of history of Russian law faculty of law in Warsaw University. After the occupation of Warsaw by the German Army in the summer of 1915, Malinovskii together with the University was evacuated to Rostov-on-Don, where the University was reformed as Donskoy University. On the 30 of June 1920 Malinovskii was arrested by DonCheka and accused of counter-revolution. On the 24 of July 1920 Malinovskii was extrajudicially (by DonCheka) sentenced to capital punishment. But later capital punishment was commutationed (changed) in 15 years of deprivation of liberty (imprisonment), and after amnesty in May 1921 it was commuted to 5 years of deprivation of liberty. From September 1921 Malinovskii worked in The Institute of Soviet Law under The People’s Commissariat of Justice of Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic.

From the 1st of July 1922 until February 1924 he was imprisoned in the Ivanovsky Correctional Camp in Moscow. In April 1925, he was elected for the second time as the academician of the All-Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. In January 1926 he moved to Kyiv to begin scientific research.

Malinovskii was rehabilitated in criminal case about charge of counterrevolution on 12 January 1993.

Printed works

• Teaching in Crime in Lithuanian Statute (Kyiv, 1894);
• Exile to Siberia. Public Lectures (Tomsk, 1900);
• Blood Feud and Capital Punishments (Decapitations) (Tomsk, 1909);
• The Council of Great Dutchy of Lithuania in Comparison with Boyar’s Duma of Old Rus(sia) (Tomsk, 1904–1912);
• Soviet Correctional-labour Institutions in Comparison with Bourgeois Prisons (Kyiv, 1928);
• About Studies in Criminality and Criminals (Kyiv, 1828).