Keyword: «crime»

The article discusses the concept of environmental crime and criminality, methods and problems of combat-ing environmental offences, the improvement of environmental legislation.

In this paper the authors raise the problem of imperfection of the legislative regulation of responsibility for bringing to samobi-tion and inducement to suicide. The authors studied judicial practice on this issue. In conclusion, the proposals on improvement of legislation on the issue.

Corruption as a negative social phenomenon today, arouses quite a significant interest in the scientific literature and practice. It is impossible sometimes to estimate the scale of corruption and corruption crimes negative impact on society due to their ubiquity. All the above mentioned determines the relevance of the chosen topic study, as well as the need to develop new and effective measures to combat corruption crimes.

The article discusses aspects of one of the directions of criminological research – crime of migrants, namely, General description, characteristics, condition, development, and social consequences.

The article reveals the features of the initial period in the process of formation of theoretical views on the institution of criminal punishment in Russia. It is noted that the origins of Russian legal thought on this matter should be referred to the related reasoning of Peter I in his interpretations of legal acts texts. The study of this problem was gradually becoming more active since the second half of the XVIII century, it was reflected in the "Mandate" of Catherine II, the works of S. E. Desnitsky, A. N. Radishchev and other thinkers who were more philosophical than legal in nature and bore the imprint of European culture. The full-fledged scientific works of Russian jurists appeared at the beginning of the nineteenth century (I. E. Neuman, O. G. Goreglyad, L. A. Tsvetaev, and others), where the research subject on various aspects of criminal punishment was expanded. In general, the ideas developed at that time are still relevant and form the basis of modern concepts about criminal punishment in the sphere of legal relations.