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CRITICISM OF “RETRIBUTIVISM” THEORY IN CONTEMPORARY RESEARCHERS’ WORKS

Mikhail Nikolaevich Artemenkov
Smolensk State University

Tat'yana Igorevna Potapenkova
Smolensk State University


Submitted: November 26, 2012
Abstract. The authors reveal the basic propositions of “retributivism” theory, in particular stated in I. Kant’s political-legal doctrine, and pay special attention to the criticism of this theory in contemporary law theorists’ works, emphasizing the propositions that do not allow the “theory of retribution” being the basis of modern approach to the formation of punishment execution system.
Key words and phrases:
политико-правовая доктрина
теория «ретрибутивизма»
возмездие
наказание
political-legal doctrine
“retributivism” theory
retribution
punishment
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