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Yarashuv va kechirimlilikning muhimligi, uning turlari.
Yusufjonov Ozodbek Ravshan o`g`li
O`zbekiston Respublikasi Farg’ona Ichki ishlar vazirligi akademik litseyi bitiruvchisi
Keywords: kechirimlilik, yarashuv, jabrlanuvchi, aybdor
Abstract
Ushbu maqolada sud jarayonlarida va umuman olganda ikki va undan ortiq shaxslarning o’rtasida kelib chiqadigan nizolarda yarashtiruv muhimligi va bunda jazo berishdan ko’ra kechirimli bo’lishning ahamiyati haqida qisqacha tavsiyalar misollar bilan ifodalab berilgan
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