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DOI: The Methods Of The Imposition Of A More Lenient Punishment According To The Legislation Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan
Mukhayyo Karamatullo Qizi Akbaralieva , Masters Student, Tashkent State University Of Law, 5А240116 «Theory And Practice Of The Application Of Criminal Legislation», UzbekistanAbstract
All the ways of the imposition a more lenient punishment are considered particularly in the article. The issues of individualization of punishment are also discussed. The article deals with the general principles of sentencing. The article examines the aspects of the application of each method of the imposition a more lenient punishment, under what circumstances each method is used, and under what circumstances it is impossible to apply a concrete method. Examples from the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan are also given. The article analyzes the sanctions of the articles of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The article considers the authors' opinions on certain issues.
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The imposition a more lenient punishment, individualization of punishment
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