The Place of the Principle of Justice and the Challenges of its Implementation in the Criminal Law of the Russian Federation

This article analyzes the place of the principle of justice within the system of principles of criminal law in the Russian Federation. It examines the constitutional and legislative foundations of the principle of justice, as well as its significance for the formation and application of criminal legislation. Particular attention is paid to the problems of implementing the principle of justice in modern Russian criminal law practice, stemming from imperfections in legislation, shortcomings in law enforcement, and social factors. The main causes of violations of the principle of justice are identified, and solutions are proposed aimed at improving criminal legislation, enhancing the qualifications of law enforcement officials, and fostering a legal culture in society. It emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to ensuring justice in criminal justice, including not only improving legal norms but also changing public consciousness and fostering a valued relationship with law and justice.

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Leningrad legal journal
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.35231/18136230_2025_1_374
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The Place of the Principle of Justice and the Challenges of its Implementation in the Criminal Law of the Russian Federation

N.A. Shukhalov
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Abstract

This article analyzes the place of the principle of justice within the system of principles of criminal law in the Russian Federation. It examines the constitutional and legislative foundations of the principle of justice, as well as its significance for the formation and application of criminal legislation. Particular attention is paid to the problems of implementing the principle of justice in modern Russian criminal law practice, stemming from imperfections in legislation, shortcomings in law enforcement, and social factors. The main causes of violations of the principle of justice are identified, and solutions are proposed aimed at improving criminal legislation, enhancing the qualifications of law enforcement officials, and fostering a legal culture in society. It emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to ensuring justice in criminal justice, including not only improving legal norms but also changing public consciousness and fostering a valued relationship with law and justice.

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