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The prosecutor's ranks in the Russian Federation are defined by the Presidential Decree of 21 November 2012 No.1563.
Shoulder marks are used as insignia.
Ranks and insignia
| Category | Ranks | Insignia |
|---|---|---|
| Highest officials | Active State Councillor of Justitia | 
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| 1st class State Councillor of Justitia | 
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| 2nd class State Councillor of Justitia | 
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| 3rd class State Councillor of Justitia | 
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| Senior officials | Senior Councillor of Justitia | 
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| Councillor of Justitia | 
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| Junior Councillor of Justitia | 
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| Junior officials | 1st class Jurist | 
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| 2nd class Jurist | 
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| 3rd class Jurist | 
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| Junior Jurist | 
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See also
- Special ranks in Investigative Committee of Russia
- State civilian and municipal service ranks in Russian Federation
- Diplomatic ranks in Russian Federation
- Army ranks and insignia of the Russian Federation
- Naval ranks and insignia of the Russian Federation
References
- О классных чинах прокурорских работников органов и организаций прокуратуры Российской Федерации (Decree 1563) (in Russian). President of Russia. 21 November 2012.