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Compulsory labor


1. Compulsory work consists of a physical person who has committed an administrative offense performing free public utility works during their spare time from main work, service or study. Compulsory work is assigned by the judge.

2. Compulsory work is established for a period from twenty to two hundred hours and is performed no more than four hours per day.

3. Compulsory work is not applied to pregnant women, women with children under three years of age, persons with first and second degree disabilities, military personnel, citizens called up for military training, as well as employees with special ranks in the internal affairs agencies, penal enforcement agencies and institutions, State Fire Service, drug control agencies and customs authorities.

Source: "Russian Federation Code of Administrative Offenses" dated 30.12.2001 No. 195-FZ (edition from 01.12.2012)

1. Compulsory labor consists of the convicted person performing free public utility work during their spare time from main employment or studies. The type of compulsory labor and the objects on which it is carried out are determined by local self-government bodies in coordination with criminal execution inspections.

(as amended by Federal Law No. 162-FZ dated December 8, 2003)

2. Compulsory labor is established for a period of from sixty to four hundred and eighty hours and is carried out no more than four hours per day.

Source: "Criminal Code of the Russian Federation" dated June 13, 1996 No. 63-FZ (as amended on November 29, 2012)

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Род

Понятие «обязательные работы» женского рода.

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