Open AccessУголовно-правовые ограничения естественных прав человека
Author(s) -
И.В. Упоров
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
тенденции развития науки и образования
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.18411/lj-02-2021-221
Subject(s) - dignity , punishment (psychology) , law , legislation , criminal law , criminal code , political science , limiting , publishing , natural (archaeology) , sociology , criminology , psychology , engineering , history , mechanical engineering , social psychology , archaeology
These abstracts were originally published twenty-five years ago in a ministerial volume of the scientific-practical conference [1]. Naturally, this publication did not get into any indexes, catalogs and digital libraries. However, modern publishing technologies make it possible to get acquainted with the theses for a much larger number of interested readers, and also make it possible to better understand the trends in the development of criminal law in post-Soviet Russia. In this work, the author examines the problem of limiting and depriving the natural rights of a person (to life, liberty, dignity of the person, and personal inviolability) by the norms of criminal legislation. It is noted that it is important here to correctly formulate the essence and content of criminal punishment, through which there is a real restriction of natural human rights. It is proposed in the Criminal Code to reflect the provision that criminal punishment, being a punishment for a criminal violation of laws established in society, entails physical and mental suffering, the volume and nature of which is determined by criminal and other federal laws.