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The article examines international experience in establishing the statute of limitations for corruption offences depending on the category of crime, as well as in calculating the statute of limitations based on the scale of the corruption crime and the public danger. In the current policy of Mongolia, especially in view of the loss of differentiation between serious and minor crimes in determining the statute of limitations, the theoretical concepts of this process remain unclear, which is the subject of consideration and scientific analysis from the point of view of legal regulation.
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