RESPONSIBILITY FOR ARBITRARINESS IN THE CRIMINAL LEGISLATION OF SOME FOREIGN COUNTRIES

Abstract

The main goal of the reforms carried out in the republic is to create conditions for a comfortable life for every person. All adopted laws are aimed at protecting the rights and freedoms, legitimate interests, honor, dignity, and freedom of citizens. Reform should serve not for reforms, but above all for a person, to ensure human interests. And such a socially negative phenomenon as crime hinders the development of society and the implementation of reforms. Fighting it can give the expected effect only with strict observance of the current legislation. One of the tasks of a democratic state governed by the rule of law is to ensure the observance of laws by members of society, increase the responsibility of law enforcement agencies for this, and protect citizens from dangers and harassment from outside. It is necessary to note the special role of the parliament in the systematic work carried out in our country to further reform, strengthen and liberalize the judicial and legal sphere on a democratic basis. During this period, about 30 legislative acts adopted by the parliament have become an important factor in ensuring the rule of law, strengthening the independence of the judiciary, increasing the efficiency of the law enforcement system in the reliable protection of human rights and freedoms.