Right to punishment
Journal Title: Юридические науки и образование - Year 2014, Vol 42, Issue 42
Abstract
It is considered theories of origin of the right to punishment, is researched a core of the notion, its constituent elements. Particular attention is paid to formation of the right to punishment in the Muslim law, is analyzed the genesis of the Muslim legal doctrine. It is concluded that the right to punishment received by a state on the basis of public agreement, is used to protect public order and prevent crimes through coercion and intimidation.
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Ilham Rahimov
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