Pooleco biography

About the author Fedor Polevko - a Russian lawyer, a judicial speaker, became famous for the ability to win even the most difficult and confusing affairs. Born on April 25 in Troitsk Orenburg province. The surname Palevako became a household name - so today they call high -level qualification lawyers. Life path The origin of Povleako to this day remains a mystery.

According to one version, he was born in the family of a disgraced Pole and Kalmyk, according to the other - from the Union of the Polish nobleman and Kazakh. There is also an opinion that Fedor Nikiforovich is an illegitimate son of the court adviser Vasily Ivanovich Palevak, and he took the middle name on behalf of the godfather of his older brother. In the year, the Palevako family moves to Moscow, where Fedor is given to a commercial school at Ostozhenka.

Here the young man showed outstanding abilities in mathematics. However, later the school leadership excluded Povleko, learning about his origin. In the year, Fedor and his brother entered the third grade of the first Moscow gymnasium. In the year, Palevako graduated from the Law Faculty of Imperial Moscow University, having received the degree of candidate of law.

The lawyer career when Fedor Nikiforovich began practice, the country began the judicial reform of Alexander II, which proclaimed the omnipotence, publicity and adversarium of the parties. All these changes demanded relevant specialists, namely, jury and attorneys. Povleako became one of the lawyers standing at the origins of Russian judicial rhetoric. The speeches of Fedor Nikiforovich, uttered during the meetings, made an indelible impression on the participants in the process and quickly became the property of the general public.

His speeches today are an excellent textbook for lawyers, published in collections and individual publications: “And the Pechenegs tormented Russia and the Polovtsy.

The best speeches of the great lawyer ”; “Judicial speeches of famous Russian lawyers”; "The sensational criminal processes." In his speeches, Povleako raised the most urgent, acute issues. As a lawyer was restrained, always relied on facts, strictly analyzed evidence, always put forward reasonable objections. For his many merits, he received the rank of real state adviser, a hereditary noble title.

He had an audience with the emperor. Fedor Nikiforovich was a deeply believers, in his speeches he often referred to the Holy Scriptures, was a church headman in the Assumption Cathedral of the Kremlin. The visiting card was a sparkling sense of humor, as well as unsurpassed improvisations. In addition, he willingly took up the affairs of ordinary peasants, from whom he never took money, which gained great popularity among the common people.

With the beginning of the revolutionary events in Russia, Fedor Nikiforovich took a stages, supported the manifesto on October 17, and the Octobrists' party became part of the Third State Duma. Fedor Povleko died on January 5 of the year. Similar authors.