Criminal law and development

Abstract

Modern Criminal law has traditionally implemented in such areas as: fundamental theory of Criminal law, which describes the crime and punishment phenomenon doctrinally; Criminal law in practice and dynamics (sources related standards at the international, supranational and national legal regulation). Additive nature of Criminal law in practice, the formation of a Criminal prohibition involves not only constitutional rules and processes connectivity, but also categorical and regulatory dependence on a lot of different kinds of processes. Future Criminal laws should be deprived of politicking opportunities. It is obvious that the effectiveness of the law is not only connected with the consistency of its fundamental human rights and freedoms aim to protect, but also with legist formal definition of norms and principles reeducated and approximated on international supranational, national, group and individual levels of Criminal law understanding. Today, however, the need to create and design a new model of Criminal legal relations in the holistic triad of «offender-victim-state» based on the basis of public-law changes and the primacy of human rights, is necessary to recognize.