PUNISHMENT FOR INCOMPLETED AND PARTICIPATED CRIMES

Abstract

Any person found guilty of a crime must be prosecuted and punished according to the socially dangerous act committed. Today, the administration of justice is one of the most important parts of public policy. The punishment imposed by the court on behalf of the state must be fair and sufficient for the individual to recover morally. This article outlines the aspects that courts need to consider when imposing penalties, and offers suggestions and recommendations for improving the area of ​​criminal sentencing. There are mitigating and aggravating circumstances for the imposition of penalties, the imposition of lesser penalties, and the calculation of other types of penalties. It was discussed that the principles of humanity and the rule of law are the priorities in the administration of justice, taking into account the nature of the crime committed by the offender. Achieving the goal of sentencing and preventing crime is a priority of public policy. It also compares the situation in our national system with the study of foreign experience in sentencing and discusses their implementation.