ON THE ENFORCEABILITY LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY CRIMINAL STATE

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Keywords:

legal responsibility, international legal responsibility, criminal legal responsibility, constitutional legal responsibility, customary legal responsibility, criminal State, delinquent State, extraterritorial jurisdiction, peace enforcement, post-conflict resolution

Abstract

The phenomenon of realization of legal responsibility of the state, which has gone beyond the framework of generally accepted public-law relations, is considered. The situation arising in this case requires the restoration of the rights of society and the individual in a country where power is usurped by a criminal regime, as well as international law violated by a criminal state. The legal consequences for the delinquent State in case of its disregard for the norms of international and national law are analyzed.

Author Biography

  • Sergei A. Modestov, Academy of Military Science

    Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Vice-President of the Academy of Military Sciences

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Published

2024-10-07

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2 (2024): European and Asian Law Review

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Aricles

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ON THE ENFORCEABILITY LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY CRIMINAL STATE. (2024). EUROPEAN AND ASIAN LAW REVIEW, 7(2), 41-52. https://ealawreview.3nv.ru/index.php/ea/article/view/153