THE EVOLUTION OF SOVIET LEGISLATION ON CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE AND THE EDUCATION CODE IN THE 1920'S
The article examines the evolution of the application of criminal liability in the Soviet labor legislation in the 1920s and the creation of the necessary conditions for citizens to exercise their labor rights. Both objective reasons and subjective factors of the rule of the employee's rights over the rights and interests of the employer (employer) have been established. lt is shown that this is precisely why the offenses that pose the greatest social danger in the field of labor relations were classified as crimes to which criminal liability was applied. The analysis of the expediency of applying criminal liability to persons who violate the norms of the 1922 Code of Laws on Education is carried out.