A CULTUROLOGICAL ASPECT OF CRIMINAL LAW ENFORCEMENT IN A CONTEMPORARY SOCIOCULTURAL PRACTICE
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Information about authors: Tarasenko Anastasiya Aleksandrovna, Senior Instructor, Department of History and Psychology, Kemerovo State Medical University (Kemerovo, Russian Federation). E-mail: nastiakr@yandex.ru
Annotation: The article is devoted to a culturological analysis of the criminal law enforcement in a contemporary sociocultural practice. The need to identify regularities in a formation of the important behavior patterns peculiar to the various subjects of enforcement is emphasized. A regulation way of the activity and its value components is considered by a comparative analysis of patterns of different legal systems, their ethnic, national and sociocultural differences. The article emphasizes the fact that tendencies of formation and development of concepts of “legal culture” and their culturological content are shown through the personified and externally expressed legal experience of the social groups. Adaptation of legal norms and sociocultural values of “other” legal systems is connected with the problems of overcoming “cultural barriers” both at the level of their legislative registration and enforcement. It is noted that the study of the standards of illegal activity is necessary for understanding and countering the criminal subculture society, having both its own laws and mechanisms of reproduction of the criminal environment. It is noted that economic reasons contribute to the emergence of these subcultures, especially this is a characteristic feature of modern Russian mentality, for which these problems are typical. It is emphasized that society isolation as a punitive potential penalties of criminal punishment is ineffective. Within the framework of the humanization of punishment and observance of human rights, there is a need to find and implement alternative punishment mechanisms. From the author’s viewpoint there can be any public works contributing to the greater efficiency in the achievement of special prevention at the expense of more opportunities and favorable conditions of resocialization.
Keywords: activity, legal norm, culture, value stereotypes, criminal law enforcement, mentality.
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Information about authors: Tarasenko Anastasiya Aleksandrovna, Senior Instructor, Department of History and Psychology, Kemerovo State Medical University (Kemerovo, Russian Federation). E-mail: nastiakr@yandex.ru
Annotation: The article is devoted to a culturological analysis of the criminal law enforcement in a contemporary sociocultural practice. The need to identify regularities in a formation of the important behavior patterns peculiar to the various subjects of enforcement is emphasized. A regulation way of the activity and its value components is considered by a comparative analysis of patterns of different legal systems, their ethnic, national and sociocultural differences. The article emphasizes the fact that tendencies of formation and development of concepts of “legal culture” and their culturological content are shown through the personified and externally expressed legal experience of the social groups. Adaptation of legal norms and sociocultural values of “other” legal systems is connected with the problems of overcoming “cultural barriers” both at the level of their legislative registration and enforcement. It is noted that the study of the standards of illegal activity is necessary for understanding and countering the criminal subculture society, having both its own laws and mechanisms of reproduction of the criminal environment. It is noted that economic reasons contribute to the emergence of these subcultures, especially this is a characteristic feature of modern Russian mentality, for which these problems are typical. It is emphasized that society isolation as a punitive potential penalties of criminal punishment is ineffective. Within the framework of the humanization of punishment and observance of human rights, there is a need to find and implement alternative punishment mechanisms. From the author’s viewpoint there can be any public works contributing to the greater efficiency in the achievement of special prevention at the expense of more opportunities and favorable conditions of resocialization.
Keywords: activity, legal norm, culture, value stereotypes, criminal law enforcement, mentality.
