Abstract

The subject of this article's study is Articles 527 and 528 of the RA Criminal Code, their similarities and differences, qualification issues. The problem under study is topical, taking into account the adoption of the new criminal code and the introduction of a new crime in it, which is of interest for the study of this article. At the same time, the topicality of the problem is also justified by the fact that, in the conditions of the simultaneous existence of the discussed crimes, there are no clear distinctions regarding theoretical problems and their application in practice. The purpose of this article is to research articles 527 and 528 of the RA Criminal Code, their similarities and differences, discuss some issues related to their practical application and provide author's solutions. The article reveals the problems of qualifying the acts committed by servicemen as evasion of military service or temporarily suspending its individual duties. The article justifies the necessity of introducing Article 528 into the RA Criminal Code and its practical applicability as an independent mechanism for the legislative regulation of self-harms unrelated to military service duties. The conclusions made as a result of the study of the article have the significance of observing the object of study from some theoretical perspectives and showing a systematic approach to the problems arising during practical application.

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