Determination of violent crimes in the Republic of Armenia
Journal Title: Revista Institutului Național al Justiției - Year 2019, Vol 49, Issue 2
Abstract
Features of determination of violent crimes in the Republic of Armenia are considered in this article. Powerful determinants of violence not only in Armenia, but practically in all countries are poverty and social-economic stratification of the society. It is very well known, that the level of crime, as a rule, is higher in poor and developing countries. It is not accidental, that criminal violence is frequently commited for the purpose of getting goods. It became usual for many people to solve interpersonal conflicts through the shortest way – the use of violence, without appeal to corresponding state bodies (in particular, law enforcemnt bodies) and statutory procedures.
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Sergey Arakelyan
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