October 1, 2025Krimìnalʹno-vikonavča sistema: včora, sʹogodnì, zavtraOpen Access

The Principle of Inevitability of Punishment in Crime Prevention in Ukraine

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The principle of inevitability of punishment is vital for maintaining rule of law and preventing crime during martial law.
Concerns among legal practitioners point to challenges in enforcing criminal liability amid ongoing war crimes investigations.
The legal nature of the inevitability of punishment emphasizes its role in state activities aimed at citizen protection and crime prevention.
Abandoning this principle may lead to the collapse of the criminal law system and overall state criminal policy.

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The article highlights the challenges of enforcing the inevitability of punishment in criminal law during martial law, suggesting it is crucial for crime prevention.

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S.V. Ivashko (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dd91d5fe798ba2fc498ff8 https://doi.org/10.32755/sjcriminal.2025.02.021

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The article highlights the challenges of enforcing the inevitability of punishment in criminal law during martial law, suggesting it is crucial for crime prevention.

The Principle of Inevitability of Punishment in Crime Prevention in Ukraine

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