Modernization Of Legislation In Medical And Pharmaceutical Crimes In Republic Of Tajikistan

The author considers the modern criminal legislation of the Republic of Tajikistan in the field of health care. The criminal branch of law is currently undergoing changes, market relations have affected the protection and security of health and its components, identified problem situations and weaknesses, as well as the onset of possible consequences. This, of course, affected health care and medicine in general. The modernization of current criminal legislation is caused by the need to take into account such factors as: 1) the processes of world globalization, which entail the internationalization of crime, the convergence of national legal systems; 2) rapid scientific and technological progress, leading to the emergence of new security threats, types and forms of socially dangerous behavior, 3) the requirement for consistent development and implementation of the principles proclaimed in the Criminal Code. These circumstances determine the relevance of the chosen topic. The object of research is health legislation. The subject of research is criminal law in the field of healthcare. The purpose is to prove that the current criminal legislation in the field of healthcare is "inferior" and requires modernization. The following methods are used in the work: comparative legal; formal dogmatic; systemic; synthesis, analysis and logical method. The author concludes that there are gaps in the criminal legislation in the field of healthcare related to the types of crimes of a medical nature.