
	Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law Reference: Yudkina I.A. Responsibility for the Damage Caused by Criminal Court in the Civil Codes of Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia and Kazakhstan (comparative analysis) // Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law. 2012. № 2. P. 135-141. URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=59426 Yudkina I.A. Responsibility for the Damage Caused by Criminal Court in the Civil Codes of Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia and Kazakhstan (comparative analysis) Abstract: The article presents comparative analysis of legal regulation of responsibility for the damage caused by criminal court in the legislation of Russia, Belorussia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. Some features of legal regime of responsibility for the damage caused by criminal court in the legislation of the above-mentioned states are defined here. As a result of the research, some positive sides of adoption of the complex legislative act stating the order of compensation of damage and restoration of the rehabilitees’ other rights, like the one valid in Ukraine, are pointed out. Keywords: rehabilitation, compensation for damage, responsibility, guilt, illegal conviction, state treasury. This article can be downloaded freely in PDF format for reading. Download article This article written in Russian. You can find original text of the article here . References 1. Grazhdanskiy kodeks RF (chast' vtoraya) ot 26.01.1996 №14-FZ (red. ot 19.10.2011) // SZ RF: 29.01.1996. №5. St. 410. 2. Grazhdanskiy kodeks Ukrainy ot 16 yanvarya 2003 g. №435-IV (red. ot 22.09.2011) // Vedomosti Verkhovnoy Rady (VVR), 2003. №40-44. St. 356. 3. Grazhdanskiy kodeks Respubliki Belarus' ot 7 dekabrya 1998 g. №218-3 (red. ot 03.07.2011) // Vedomosti Na-tsional'nogo sobraniya Respubliki Belarus'. 1999. №7-9. St. 101. 4. Grazhdanskiy kodeks Respubliki Kazakhstan (osobennaya chast') ot 01.07.1999 g. №409-1 ZRK (red. ot 22.07.2011) // Vedomosti Parlamenta RK. 1999. №16-17. St. 642; №23. St. 929; 2000. №3-4. St. 66; №10. St. 244; №22. St. 408. 5. Ugolovno-protsessual'nyy kodeks RF ot 18.12.2001 №174-FZ (red. ot 06.11.2011) // SZ RF: 24.12.2001. №52 (ch. I). St. 4921. 6. Ugolovno-protsessual'nyy kodeks Ukrainy ot 28.12.1960 №1001-V (red. 20.09.2011 g.) // Vedomosti Verkhovnoy Rady Ukrainy. 1991 r. №4. St. 20. 7. Ugolovno-protsessual'nyy kodeks Respubliki Belarus' ot 16 iyulya 1999 g. №295-Z (red. 18.07.2011) // Vedamasts? Natsyyanal'naga skhodu Respubl?k? Belarus'. 1999. №28-29. St. 433. 8. Ugolovno-protsessual'nyy kodeks Respubliki Kazakhstan ot 13.12.1997 g. №206-1 (red. 28.01.2011) // Vedomo-sti Parlamenta Respubliki Kazakhstan. 1997. №23. St. 335; 1998. №23. St. 416; 2000. №3-4. St. 66; №6. St. 141; 2001. №8. St. 53; №15-16. St. 239; №17-18. St. 245; №21-22. St. 281. 9. Zakon Ukrainy ot 01.12.1994 g. №266/94-VR «O poryadke vozmeshcheniya ushcherba, prichinennogo grazhdaninu neza-konnymi deystviyami organov doznaniya, dosudebnogo sledstviya, prokuratury i suda» // V?domost? Verkhovno? Radi Ukra?ni vid 03.01.1995 — 1995 r. №1. St. 1. 10. Ukaz Prezidiuma VS SSSR ot 18 maya 1981 g. №4892-Kh // Vedomosti VS SSSR. № 21. 27.05.1981. St. 741. 11. Boytsova L.V. Otvetstvennost' gosudarstva za ushcherb, prichinennyy grazhdanam v sfere pravosudiya:genezis, sushchnost', tentsentsii razvitiya: Diss. ... d-ra yurid. nauk. M., 1995. 12. Kolieva A.E. Otvetstvennost' za vred, prichinennyy aktami pravookhranitel'nykh organov i suda: grazhdan-sko-pravovoy aspekt: Dis. ... kand. yurid. nauk. Vladikavkaz, 2007. 13. Makovskiy A.L. O kodifikatsii grazhdanskogo prava (1922-2006). M., 2010. 14. Mel'nikov. V.Yu. Problemy primeneniya domashnego aresta kak mery presecheniya // Zhurnal rossiyskogo pra-va. 2007. №3. 15. Rakhmilovich V.A. O protivopravnosti kak osnovanii grazhdanskoy otvetstvennosti // Sovetskoe gosudar-stvo i pravo. 1964. №3. 16. Yaroshenko K.B. Vozmeshchenie vreda, prichinennogo grazhdanam deystviyami dolzhnostnykh lits //Sovetskoe go-sudarstvo i pravo. 1982. №8

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Yudkina I.A. Responsibility for the Damage Caused by Criminal Court in the Civil Codes of Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia and Kazakhstan (comparative analysis)