Special types of punishment for military personnel: problems of assignment practice

This article explores the problems associated with the imposition of special types of punishment on military personnel in the context of modern military practice. Focusing on the analysis of different types of punishments, the authors examine the practical aspects of the appointment process and its effectiveness, and identify the main problems faced by military commanders and judicial authorities. The article offers a critical review of current literature and conducts research based on the analysis of cases from the past and present. The authors propose new approaches to the imposition of special punishments, taking into account trends in the modern military sphere and the level of social development. The purpose of the work is to develop recommendations to ensure the effective and fair application of special types of punishment to military personnel. It is expected that these recommendations will help improve the system of appointment and execution of punishments, taking into account the specific features of military service and human rights. As a result, the article offers a complete overview of the problem and solutions to optimize the process of assigning special types of punishment to military personnel and create a more effective and fair military justice system.