Article 84. Measures of Social Protection of Judges and Members of Their Families

The life and health of a judge shall be under special protection of the state and shall be subject to compulsory state insurance at the expense of the republican budget.

Insurance companies (insurers) shall pay the insurance sums in the event of:

death (decease) of a judge during the period of work or after the expiration of the term of office, if it occurred as a result of injury or other damage to health received in connection with the performance of official duties, to his heirs — in the amount of fifty months' salary of a judge;

injury to a judge in connection with the performance of official duties, or other damage to health that precludes further opportunity to engage in professional activities — in the amount of twenty-five months' salary of a judge;

infliction of injury or other damage to the judge's health, received in connection with the performance of official duties and not resulting in permanent disability, which would exclude the further possibility of engaging in professional activities — in the amount of five months' salary of a judge.

In the event that a judge is injured or otherwise damaged in connection with the performance of official duties, which exclude further opportunities to engage in professional activities, they shall be paid monthly compensation in the form of the difference between the salary and the assigned pension, without offsetting payments received under compulsory state insurance.

In the event of the death (decease) of a judge as a result of injury or other damage to health received in connection with the performance of official duties, disabled members of their family who were dependent on them shall be paid monthly compensation in the form of the difference between the part of the salary of the deceased that fell to their share and the part of survivor's pension assigned to them without offsetting payments received under compulsory state insurance.

Material damage caused by the destruction or damage to property belonging to a judge in connection with their official activities shall be subject to compensation to them or members of their family in full.

Payments for compensation for harm, provided for in parts two to five of this article, shall be conducted at the expense of the republican budget with their subsequent collection from the guilty persons in the manner prescribed by law.