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Multiplicity of crimes is a significant challenge in Criminal law, integral to the general theory of crime, punishment doctrines, and corpus delicti. It plays a crucial role in determining grounds for responsibility and limits on punishment when multiple crimes are committed. Proper qualification of these crimes ensures lawful and fair punishment. The importance of studying this issue is underscored by the needs of law enforcement and courts, as the professionalization of criminal activities leads to an increase in cases involving multiple crimes. This highlights the necessity for accurate classification and punishment imposition, as well as understanding the reasons behind multiple offenses. Multiplicity of crimes involves committing two or more offenses without prior conviction or circumstances excluding penal consequences, manifesting in three forms: repetition of crimes, cumulative crimes, and recidivism. Each form presents varying degrees of social danger, necessitating different approaches to responsibility and punishment. Some offenses may aggravate punishment, requiring application of norms for more serious crimes, while others may fall under different regulations demanding stricter punishment. Additionally, understanding multiple crimes in comparison to similar phenomena in other legal branches is essential, as it clarifies the connections between elements of multiplicity and their legal consequences. The author exami
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Problems of multiplicity of crimes in the criminal legislations of the Russian Federation and the Azerbaijan Republic, Isfandiyar Aghayev
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