Distinctive Features of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Mongolia (Part 2)

Introduction. Twenty out of thirty chapters of the current Criminal Code of Mongolia form the Special Part. Purpose. The author's aim is to identify the distinctive features of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Mongolia. Methodology. The comparative legal, formal legal and scientific analysis methods were used primarily. Results. The features of the Mongolian criminal law have been explored. Traditional crimes by name, which have pronounced specifics in the Criminal Code of Mongolia, as well as original compositions of crimes that have no analogues in Russian legislation, have been identified. Conclusions. The Criminal Code of Mongolia is a unique normative act with a pronounced humanistic orientation, which maintains a balance between national legislative traditions and the influence exerted by modern Russian, Asian and European criminal law.

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Herald of Omsk University Series Law
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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.24147/1990-5173.2024.21(4).82-91
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Distinctive Features of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Mongolia (Part 2)

V.M. Stepashin
Herald of Omsk University Series Law
Legal and Regulatory Analysis
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Distinctive Features of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Mongolia (Part 2)

V.M. Stepashin
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Introduction. Twenty out of thirty chapters of the current Criminal Code of Mongolia form the Special Part. Purpose. The author's aim is to identify the distinctive features of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of Mongolia. Methodology. The comparative legal, formal legal and scientific analysis methods were used primarily. Results. The features of the Mongolian criminal law have been explored. Traditional crimes by name, which have pronounced specifics in the Criminal Code of Mongolia, as well as original compositions of crimes that have no analogues in Russian legislation, have been identified. Conclusions. The Criminal Code of Mongolia is a unique normative act with a pronounced humanistic orientation, which maintains a balance between national legislative traditions and the influence exerted by modern Russian, Asian and European criminal law.

Herald of Omsk University Series LawVol. 21(4)
Omsk State University (RU)
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Legal and Regulatory Analysis
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