ADDITIONAL PUNISHMENTS IN U.S. CRIMINAL LAW AND THEIR EXECUTION
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This article is dedicated to the study of additional punishments and the system of their enforcement in U.S. criminal law. The article examines the concept of additional punishments, their types, and the procedure for their imposition. The legal framework for the execution of punishments, executive bodies, and emerging problems are also analyzed. The social impact of additional punishments, the impact on the level of crime and public safety will be discussed. The purpose of the article is to analyze the effectiveness of additional punishments and the enforcement system and its role in the development of society. As a result, the article shows the importance of legal mechanisms in ensuring legal and social justice.
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