ANALYSIS OF THE EXPERIENCE OF SOME FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN VICTIMOLOGICAL PREVENTION OF PREDMITTED KILLING

Abstract

The article examines the experience of some foreign countries in organizing the victimological prevention of intentional crimes related to murder. In many countries of the world, the protection of individuals from encroachments on their lives is the main area of prevention of premeditated murder. For this reason, it can be observed that victimological prevention, aimed at early identification of factors causing victims and their elimination, has become an urgent issue. The study used methods of analysis, logic, and comparative legal and statistical data analysis. The work carried out in a number of countries on the organization of victimological prevention of intentional homicide and the measures taken were studied and compared. In the conclusion, opinions were expressed on the advantages and prospects of implementing this experience in the conditions of Uzbekistan. The scope of work to be carried out to establish cooperation between law enforcement agencies and the population in organizing these preventive measures was also studied. A proposal was put forward to take into account the experience of such countries as the USA, Germany, Great Britain, Canada, and Russia in the organization of victimological prevention of premeditated murder, taking into account the aspects that correspond to the conditions of our country.