Questions for self-control

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The term "corruption" comes from the Latin word "sorruptio", which means the venality and corruption of officials and politicians, as well as the direct use of an official of his official position for personal gain.

Criminologists, ie scientists, specifically studying crime as a socially significant phenomenon and develop methods of dealing with it, defines corruption as the fusion of state structures with the structures of the criminal world in the field of economy, as well as bribery and corruption of public and political figures.

Political analysts believe that corruption - a criminal activity in the sphere of politics and public administration is the use of officials, politicians, military officials of his official position in the interests of personal enrichment.

Lexical (or grammatical) interpretation of corruption is different from the above definitions, depending on whether, for a social form of the state, this definition applies. For example, SI Ozhegov phenomenon of corruption linked only with the capitalist form of social relations. In his "Dictionary

of Russian Language" (1968 edition), he wrote: "Corruption - in the bourgeois countries: bribery bribes, corruption of officials and politicians."

In the Republic of Kazakhstan adopted special laws to combat corruption. In addition, Kazakhstan is a party to several international instruments on cooperation and legal assistance in the organization and implementation of the fight against corruption.

For the first time the term "corruption offenses" was included in the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan July 4, 2014, together with its acceptance. In modern conditions, from 1 January 2015, the country has a new Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which provides for Chapter 15 "corruption and other criminal offenses against the interests of public service and public administration."