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The article is devoted to the historical and legal analysis of the formation and development of legal education in the Russian Empire in the XIX century. The article sets forth a consistent legal regulation of the consolidation of the status of law faculties in the University Charter of 1804, 1835, 1863 and 1884, their structure and evolution of functioning. The article also reflects the main content of the legal regulation of legal education, as well as the gradual consolidation in the legislation of the Russian Empire of the XIX century of compulsory legal education for government officials, including those administering justice. Keywords—legal education; university; university reforms; legislation; judicial reform Only enlightened peoples can keep, understand and comply with laws; only people familiar with the sciences can elevate industry and agriculture; only educated people, comprehending the price of good, can feel love and devotion for the good deeds shown to them [1].

The Evolution of the Legal Regulation of Legal Education in the Russian Empire in the XIX Century: University Reforms (Historical and Legal Aspect)