The system of countering recidivism in Russia

this article begins by stating the great importance of the issue of anti-crime measures. The self-determinative nature of reciprocal criminality is pointed out. It is noted that measures to combat recidivism in Russia are fragmented and sometimes contradictory. All the main stages of the system of countering recidivism are listed. The essence of the term countering recidivism is revealed. The particularly important role of the prevention of recidivism in the system of measures aimed at combating this type of crime is noted. Prevention and prevention of recurrent pregnancy are distinguished. The content of the prevention of recurrent pregnancy is defined more specifically. It is established that the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation is of great importance in the mechanism of preventing recidivism. The suppression of recidivism is defined as the interruption of the objective side of newly committed recidivism. The utopian nature of the complete elimination of recidivism in modern Russian society is shown, but the possibility of taking control of its qualitative and quantitative characteristics, as well as minimizing the harm caused by this type of crime, is noted. There are two main components to minimizing the consequences of recidivism: 1) compensation for property, physical and moral damage caused by recidivism (if, of course, it can be fully compensated); 2) the fact of conviction of a repeat offender, which is expressed in the application of punishment to him, as well as in some cases other measures of a criminal-legal nature. It is noted that the system of countering recidivism has three mandatory elements: 1) object; 2) subject; 3) content. The object of countering recidivism is specified. All the main types of subjects of recurrent pregnancy are listed. The content of recidivism is briefly disclosed. A set of principles is highlighted on which activities to combat recidivism should be based.

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