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Patterns and trends in the application of criminal law regulations
 
PIIS102694520012520-3-1
DOI10.31857/S102694520012520-3
Publication type Article
Status Published
Authors
Vladimir K. Andrianov 
Occupation: senior researcher at the Center for justice research
Affiliation: Russian state University of justice
Address: Moscow, Russian Federation
Yuri E. Pudovochkin
Occupation: chief researcher - head of the criminal law Department of the Center for justice research
Affiliation: Russian state University of justice
Address: Russian Federation
Journal nameGosudarstvo i pravo
EditionIssue 11
Pages97-105
Abstract

A search, formulation, statistical confirmation, and analysis of patterns reflecting the relationship of criminal legislation with the social environment are undertaken. Explains the relationship between socio-psychological attitudes of the population and the level of repressive penal laws, between the rigidity of criminal law and liberal nature of the judicial practice, between the amount of criminalization and the "dead rules", between over-criminalization and law enforcement, between the latitude of the system of punishment and penal practice between criminalization shortcomings and negative social consequences.

Keywordscriminal law, criminal policy, application of criminal law, regularities of Criminal Law, judicial statistics, legislative defects
Received20.01.2020
Publication date03.12.2020
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