Abstract
The article examines the problematic issues of additional types of punishments in Russian criminal law. The purpose of the research is to develop new methodological approaches to the development of the criminal punishment system. The article analyzes historical and modern approaches to fixing types of punishments in criminal legislation. The paper identifies the reasons and conditions for the current legal regulation of additional types of punishments. The research methods were: critical analysis, content analysis, comparative law. The article formulates a structural relationship between additional and basic punishment. The need to create a list of additional punishments is due to the crisis of basic punishments in Russian criminal law, where the principle of humanism prevails. As conclusions, the article formulates proposals for the formation of a separate structure of additional criminal penalties in the criminal code of the Russian Federation, which has an independent meaning and includes several additional penalties. Criminal punishment as an extremely specific and complex measure of state coercion should have a complex and versatile character.
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