Review of the monograph of I.M. Rahimov “Philosophy of crime and punishment”
Journal Title: Юридические науки и образование - Year 2015, Vol 43, Issue 43
Abstract
The book is a result of long and considerable thinking. Arguments given at the book are stated exactly and clearly; general scene designed in the details, from which is followed that the law is mainly criminal, at wide sense – this is not just common technicality. The book is devoted to “punishment” problem, but it does not mean the “crime”, being phenomena of public significancy, is underestimated. Author notes that unlike “crime” many approaches to “punishment” continue arise the questions, and therefore the author wish to spend special attention this topic.
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Gian Luigi Cecchini
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