Abstract
The relevance of the study of issues related to damage caused by accidents and incidents at hazardous pro-duction facilities is due to the fact that such cases, as a rule, are diverse and have varying degrees of conse-quences, which are most often expressed not only in causing harm to humans, but also in property and envi-ronmental damage. These consequences only seem insignificant at first glance, but in reality everything is dif-ferent. The degree of damage and the amount of damage caused may depend on the specific type of object, its scale, etc. This article analyzes the issues of defining the concept of industrial safety of hazardous produc-tion facilities, provides recommendations for its refinement; provides examples of real consequences resulting from violations of industrial safety requirements of hazardous production facilities; examines the issues of as-sessing the consequences of violations of industrial safety requirements of hazardous production facilities and criminal law reactions to such consequences, as well as the delineation of administrative offenses from crimes; The level of latency of crimes and the causes of its occurrence is assessed. In the final part of the study, rec-ommendations are proposed for finalizing sectoral legislation and bringing it into line with criminal legislation, criteria for differentiating crimes and offenses by main and additional signs are presented.
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