Main approaches to the formation of sanctions for injuries to health in Post-Soviet criminal laws
Human health is one of the most valuable benefits. The subject of the comparative analysis carried out in this paper is the sanctions for criminal acts with an increased level of public danger, which result in serious harm to the health of the injured as well as other (medium or light) harm. Recent studies have examined legislative approaches to the formation of sanctions for causing varying degrees of harm to a person's health, as implemented in the criminal codes of the former Soviet Union republics. A comprehensive analysis of the criminal legislation of various post-Soviet countries in terms of legal regulation of punishment for the above-mentioned crimes is presented. The author has identified the main regularities in the construction of sanctions for causing harm to health and established the distinctive features of their construction in different states.