According to Article 46 of the current Criminal Code, this type of punishment involves forcing a person to work, deducting from 10% to 30% of the salary at the expense of state income. This type of punishment, like the essence of all punishments, aims to educate a person, extinguish his tendency to criminality, morally correct him and return him to a socially healthy state. This type of punishment is carried out without separating the person who committed the crime from society, without losing the socially useful aspects of it, and by involving him in forced labor, having a material impact on the criminal. Thus, it is difficult to come to a single opinion, taking into account the existing opinions about this type of punishment. It seems that, despite the many definitions, the essence of correctional punishment requires a little more explanation. This can also be done by comparing this type of punishment with other types of punishment. In particular, the penalty of correctional work has been compared to the penalty of a fine in many cases.
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