Abstract
in this article, the author conducts a comparative analysis of various approaches to compensation for harm caused by crimes in the legislation of a number of foreign states. Compensation for harm to persons who have become victims of criminal acts is not unreasonably raised by the world community in a number of global and pressing problems. Much attention has always been paid to the issues of compensation for harm caused by criminally punishable acts in world law enforcement practice, but many approaches now need a modern reboot due to the evolution of forms and methods of compensation for harm. Based on the results obtained, the author comes to the conclusion that currently there are two groups of countries: firstly, those that pay funds from their own funds or from special funds, and, secondly, those that impose compensation payments on account of the harm caused only to the accused.
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