Abstract
This scientific article will address strong emotional arousal as the norm in criminal law. It also analyzes the views and opinions of scholars in this regard and provides relevant recommendations for improving the theory of criminal law.
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Human life is the highest blessing.No one has the right to deprive him of life
H Rustambaev expresses “the principle of humanity and justice in criminal law in two different ways.In particular, 1) the principle of humanity and justice establishes criminal liability to those who have committed a socially dangerous act that encroaches upon human rights.2) The principle of humanity and justice in the legislation of Uzbekistan includes all
The fact that the crime was committed in a state of physiological affect is the basis for the mitigation of criminal liability, as strong emotional arousal appears in response to the victim’s illegal behavior
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Doctor Of Law, Acting Professor Of The Department Of Criminal Law, Criminology And AntiCorruption, Tashkent State University Of Law, Uzbekistan Copyright: Original content from this work may be used under the terms of the creative commons attributes 4.0 licence.
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