Multiplicity of Crimes and its Impact on the Policy of Criminalization and Punishment An Authentic Analytical Comparative Analysis

Abstract

Abstract. : The usual course of matters is that the criminal legislator determines the penalty for each crime, provided that such punishment is compatible with what results from the criminal act in terms of its gravity and gravity. This is to achieve public and private deterrence. However, it is very different in the case of multiple offences, which at first glance seem to give rise to delicate difficulties in the case of one offence committed by one offender. Whether those acts are interrelated to achieve one purpose indivisibly, or when each act has.