CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR CORRUPTION CRIMES IN UKRAINE AND CERTAIN FOREIGN COUNTRIES: COMPARATIVE-LEGAL RESEARCH
Keywords:
corruption crimes, criminal responsibility, comparative-legal research, criminal legislation, active and passive corruption, punishment
Abstract
The problems of criminal responsibility for corruption crimes in Ukraine and certain foreign countries in the context of comparativelegal knowledge are considered. The peculiarities of the normative consolidation of the corresponding corruption crimes in different countries of the world, the specifics of the elements and signs of their corpora delicti, the types and limits of punishment for their commission and other criminal-legal characteristics are established.
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Savchenko, A. 1. CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR CORRUPTION CRIMES IN UKRAINE AND CERTAIN FOREIGN COUNTRIES: COMPARATIVE-LEGAL RESEARCH. Scientific Herald of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 104, 3 (1), 364-379.
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