HISTORICAL AND LEGAL TRENDS OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR THE DISORGANIZATION OF THE ACTIVITIES OF INSTITUTIONS THAT ENSURE THE ISOLATION OF CONVICTS (PRISONERS) FROM SOCIETY
Rubrics: TIME LENS
Authors:
1.
Academy of the FPS of Russia
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 67
to 74
Status:
Published
Received:
17.10.2023
Accepted:
12.12.2023
Published:
22.05.2024
Subject area:
5.1.4
343.23
343.81
343.23
343.81
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
criminal groups, disorganization of institutions, criminal punishment, penal enforcement system, penitentiary crime
Abstract (English):
In Russia, one of the most common punishments throughout the entire period of existence has been punishments related to imprisonment and isolation from society. In the process of executing these punishments, problems may arise in their implementation. The key problem in this area is the improvement of measures to counter actions that disrupt the activities of correctional institutions. For several decades, Soviet legislation has been changing the concept of criminal liability for actions related to the disorganization of correctional institutions. The article examines the historical and legal trends in the development of criminal liability for violent acts against convicts (prisoners) and staff of institutions providing isolation from society at different historical stages. The work is based on the analysis of scientific literature and legislative acts that establish measures of responsibility for actions related to the disorganization of correctional institutions. The aim of the work was to raise the problem of criminal liability for the disorganization of correctional institutions for scientific discussion.
In Russia, one of the most common punishments throughout the entire period of existence has been punishments related to imprisonment and isolation from society. In the process of executing these punishments, problems may arise in their implementation. The key problem in this area is the improvement of measures to counter actions that disrupt the activities of correctional institutions. For several decades, Soviet legislation has been changing the concept of criminal liability for actions related to the disorganization of correctional institutions. The article examines the historical and legal trends in the development of criminal liability for violent acts against convicts (prisoners) and staff of institutions providing isolation from society at different historical stages. The work is based on the analysis of scientific literature and legislative acts that establish measures of responsibility for actions related to the disorganization of correctional institutions. The aim of the work was to raise the problem of criminal liability for the disorganization of correctional institutions for scientific discussion.
Keywords:
criminal groups, disorganization of institutions, criminal punishment, penal enforcement system, penitentiary crime
criminal groups, disorganization of institutions, criminal punishment, penal enforcement system, penitentiary crime
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