Abstract

The article examines the key historical stages in the formation of domestic criminal policy in the field of combating crimes of an extremist nature. A brief explanation of the circumstances of the emergence of legal acts regulating these legal relations is also given and the phenomenon of extremism itself is examined. The relevance of the topic is due to the increased danger of extremist crimes, both for the individual and for society and the state. Extremism and its propaganda have become a serious threat to the entire modern world community, mainly in the sphere of national and international security. In this regard, there is a need to develop an effective criminal policy in the field of combating crimes of this category. A historical analysis of the phenomenon of extremism itself and the policy of countering it can help with this and lead to further improvement of the mechanism of the state’s response to manifestations of active radicalism in society. The purpose of the study is a historical analysis of domestic criminal policy in the field of combating extremist crimes. The objectives of the study are to study the historical context of the formation of criminal policy in this area and the essence of extremism. The results of the study can serve as a basis for improving legislation in the field of suppressing extremist crimes.

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