ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR MINORS: HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL LEGAL DOCUMENTS
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This article analyzes the issue of administrative liability for minors from historical, legal, and practical perspectives. The developmental process from the early legal norms of the 19th century to modern international standards of the 21st century is chronologically illuminated. The article demonstrates the significance of juvenile accountability using examples of the current situation in Uzbekistan, judicial statistics, and dynamics of youth offenses. It is also emphasized that the main objective should not be the punishment of minors, but rather their re-education and adaptation to social life.
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