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In the text of the article, the author examines the criminological characteristics of the personality of a criminal who commits a crime under Article 119 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The selection of criminological parameters is based on the study of materials of criminal cases of various subjects of the Russian Federation and statistical data of the Judicial Department at the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation. The article describes the socio-demographic criteria of criminological characteristics of the criminal’s personality. The author considers the typology of the criminal’s personality and correlates it with persons making death threats or causing serious harm to health. The article focuses on the public danger of persons making death threats or causing serious harm to health, who have outstanding and outstanding criminal records. The author also draws attention to persons with expunged convictions for violent crimes and persons against whom criminal cases were previously terminated under Article 119 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
he threat of murder or causing serious harm to health, the identity of the criminal, the typology of the criminal’s personality, the “theory of the dangerous state of personality”, differentiation and individualization, criminal legal impact
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