THE INSTITUTION OF EXEMPTION FROM CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN THE SPECIAL PART OF THE CRIMINAL CODE

This article analyzes the institution of exemption from criminal liability as regulated in the Special Part of the Criminal Code. It highlights how these provisions differ from the general part, especially noting the distinctive and incentivizing nature of exemptions tailored to specific offenses. Drawing upon doctrinal literature and comparative insights from the former Soviet Criminal Code, the study underscores the importance of these norms in fostering accountability and facilitating rehabilitation.