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International Journal of Law And Criminology

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THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF MINORS IN UZBEKISTAN

THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF MINORS IN UZBEKISTAN

  • Yernazar Artikbaevich Yusupov
    4th Year Student Of The Specialty "Jurisprudence" Of The Faculty Of Law, Karakalpak State University, Uzbekistan
The concept of crime and responsibility law, justice system

The given article discusses the general characteristics of criminal liability in the criminal system of Uzbekistan. In Uzbekistan, the criminal liability of minors is characterized by a minimum age of criminal responsibility, a separate juvenile justice system, reduced culpability, diversion programs, confidentiality, emphasis on rehabilitation, graduated sanctions, and limited sentencing options. These features aim to protect and rehabilitate minors involved in criminal activities rather than focusing solely on punishment. It is important to refer to the specific laws and regulations of Uzbekistan for precise information on this topic.

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