lawyer Alexandrov Petr Akimovich (1836, Orel province — March 11, 1893, St. Petersburg) — Russian lawyer, attorney, prominent lawyer and forensic orator. Aleksandrov was born in 1836 in Orel province in the family priest.

In 1855 year he came to St. Petersburg and entered the law faculty of the Imperial St. Petersburg University, from which he graduated in 1860 with the degree of candidate of law.

In 1860, Peter entered the service in the Ministry of justice, and on 15 September 1860 was approved in the rank of a collegiate Secretary with experience from the date of entry into service. With the permission of the military Governor-General of St. Petersburg were admitted to the execution as a judicial investigator of the second portion of the Tsarskoye Selo uyezd.

In 1866, P. A. Aleksandrov appointed Deputy Prosecutor of St. Petersburg district court, but less than a year later was appointed Prosecutor of the Pskov regional court. At the end of 1871 Pyotr Akimovich transferred to St. Petersburg Deputy Prosecutor of the trial chamber, in 1872-1873 years holds the position of Prosecutor of the trial chamber. In 1874, Pyotr Akimovich Alexandrov was appointed a companion of the chief Prosecutor of cassation Department of the governing Senate.

In 1875, Pyotr Akimovich gives an opinion on the matter suvorina and Watson, accused of libel in print, and defended the rights and independence of the press. This angered the leadership, the result of P. A. Aleksandrov takes the resignation and 16 January 1876, he was dismissed from service.

After the resignation of Peter A., joined the bar and became a barrister. As a barrister he was involved in many high-profile cases: the case 193 the case of Vera Zasulich, the Kutaisi case and in several others, where clearly manifested his oratory brought him fame.

Peter Akimovich was known as a skilled lawyer, as a man, carefully studied the materials of the case, delve into the special nuances of his forensic speeches was distinguished by restraint and a clear composition.