Fine – as a Rule of Execution of a Sentence
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https://doi.org/10.48614/jlaw.2.2020.202-214Keywords:
Sentence; penalty; enforce (enforcements); solve (solving) a legal issue; interpretation of a legal provision.Abstract
Pursuant to the Georgian Criminal Code, fine is one of non-custodial penalties, which – based on the Court decision – may be awarded as the primary or additional penalty. Enforcement of the fine bears importance not only for the purpose of enforcing penalty but for achieving substantial goals of the punishment as such.
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