Barrack Hooliganism (Art. 335 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Article 3. Military Hazing in View of High- Impact Cases

This third article continues the study of the concept of barrack hooliganism, which is understood as the aggregate of obviously illegal demonstrative attempts of some military servicemen doing military service by conscription to establish control over other military servicemen and conscripts by applying mental, physical and sexual violence (shadow law). A review of certain high-impact cases gives the author an opportunity to reflect on the gravity of consequences arising as a result of military hazing that is spontaneously formed in the environment of army conscripts in the conditions of the permissive attitude (or even complicity) of officers.

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Military juridical journal
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2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.18572/2070-2108-2024-5-16-20
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Ukrainian Legal and Forensic Studies
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Barrack Hooliganism (Art. 335 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Article 3. Military Hazing in View of High- Impact Cases

Nikita A. Kolokolov
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Barrack Hooliganism (Art. 335 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Article 3. Military Hazing in View of High- Impact Cases

Nikita A. Kolokolov
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This third article continues the study of the concept of barrack hooliganism, which is understood as the aggregate of obviously illegal demonstrative attempts of some military servicemen doing military service by conscription to establish control over other military servicemen and conscripts by applying mental, physical and sexual violence (shadow law). A review of certain high-impact cases gives the author an opportunity to reflect on the gravity of consequences arising as a result of military hazing that is spontaneously formed in the environment of army conscripts in the conditions of the permissive attitude (or even complicity) of officers.

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