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Science and Education in Karakalpakstan. 2023 №2/1 ISSN 2181-9203 
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The penalties specified in Article 81 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan are 
a strict list of types of punishment that can be imposed on minors. In this article, the punishment 
system is arranged from light to heavy, i.e.: 
1) fine; 
2) compulsory public works;
3) correctional work;
4) restriction of freedom;
5) deprivation of Liberty.
Penalty is a penalty for minors, in accordance with Article 82 of the Criminal Code, from 
twice to twenty times the amount of the base calculation. At the appointment of this punishment, the 
court takes into account the fact that a minor has independent income, salary or property. If the 
culprit evades payment of the fine within six months of its appointment, the court replaces the 
amount of the unpaid fine with correctional work. A fine of twice the amount of the base calculation 
is calculated equal to one month of correctional work.
Compulsory public works (article 82
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CC)-appointed for a period of sixty to two hundred 
and forty hours in relation to working minors only. Compulsory public works should not harm the 
health and spiritual development of minors, nor disrupt the reading process. The period for the 
execution of compulsory public works should not exceed two hours a day for six months, unless 
otherwise specified in the law, and in the event of non-convict-dependent circumstances, no more 
than two hours a day in a fan of up to a year.
Correctional work (Article 83 CC) is a punitive measure in which a convicted person is 
subjected to forced labor for a period established by a court verdict and charged a certain amount of 
interest in favor of the state from his salary. Correctional work applies only to working persons. 
Labor competence is the ability of an individual to work. As a general rule, an individual is 
considered to be able to work after reaching the age of sixteen. This type of punishment is 
appointed for a period of one month to one year. The term of the sentence includes rest, a holiday, 
as well as the days when the convicted person was sick.
Restriction of Liberty (Article 84 CC) is a term of six months to two years as a basic 
punishment for juvenile convicts.
Deprivation of Liberty (Article 85 CC) is a term of six months to ten years for minors.
Deprivation of Liberty refers to persons between the ages of fourteen and sixteen at the time 
of committing a crime: 
For a serious crime-up to six years;
For a serious crime – a term of up to ten years.
Deprivation of Liberty in relation to persons between sixteen and eighteen years of age at 
the time of committing a crime: 
For a serious crime-up to seven years;
For a serious crime – a term of up to ten years.
A sentence of imprisonment shall not be imposed on persons who have committed a crime 
of no greater social risk or who have committed a crime of lesser severity than intentional.
In accordance with paragraph 12 of the plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan of February 3, 2006 “on the practice of imposing punishment for crimes by the courts”, 
when imposing punishment on minors, the courts are obliged to take into account the features 
established in articles 81-90 of CC [2]. 
In addition to the circumstances provided for by Article 54 of the CC [3] during the 
appointment of penalties for minors, in each specific case, as well as the level of its development, 
living conditions and upbringing, health, including the level of mental development, motives for 

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