Abstract
The article deals with the methodology and results of the analysis of court sentencing for crimes in the field of the use of electronic computing machines (computers), automated systems, computer networks, and telecommunication networks.
 The correlation of the type and amount of punishment imposed by courts under Articles 361, 3611, 3612, 362, 363, 3631 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine is presented. The infliction of the types and amount of punishments by courts under these articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine is analyzed, and tendencies of their imposition on the examples of concrete court sentences are distinguished. All court sentences for 2019 contained in the Unified State Register of Judgments rendered in respect of crimes under Articles 361, 3611, 3612, 362, 363, and 3631 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine are analyzed.
 In addition, the authors examine the state of application of both primary and additional punishment by courts in the form of deprivation of the right to occupy certain positions or engage in certain activities and suggest ways to improve them. The authors single out the problems that arise when courts impose one or another type of primary punishment and suggest possible ways to solve them. The issue of the application of Articles 69 and 75 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine by the court in sentencing for crimes in the field of the use of electronic computing machines (computers), automated systems, computer networks, and telecommunication networks, and the expediency of exemption from serving a probation sentence or imposing more lenient punishment than provided by law, is elucidated.
 Taking into account the importance of in-depth study and investigation of the problems of imposing punishment for certain criminal offenses, within the framework of this scientific work, an appropriate analysis of the state of sentencing for crimes in the field of the use of electronic computing machines (computers), automated systems, computer networks, and telecommunication networks is carried out.
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