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Russian Federation
In this article the author refers to the domestic experience in the formation of typologies of persons brought to criminal responsibility. Through the analysis of various typologization criteria, he comes to the conclusion that all existing typologies can be divided into three groups depending on the grounds for dividing persons brought to criminal responsibility into different types. In addition, in this article, the author comes to the conclusion that it is necessary to form a universal effective (applicable in practice) typology based on mixed (synthesized) criteria, which is taken as the level (degree) of socialization of the personality of the person who committed the criminal act. I think this is reasonable, since in fact the criminals are the persons subject to criminal punishment.
typology of the offender’s personality, criminal punishment, criminal liability, level of socialization of the individual
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