WHAT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF A PERSON WHO THREATENS ANOTHER PERSON?

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WHAT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF A PERSON WHO THREATENS ANOTHER PERSON?
🟢 According to Article 112 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, threatening to kill or use force, if there are sufficient grounds to fear that this action will take place, - a fine of up to twenty-five times the basic amount or up to two hundred and forty hours of compulsory community service or up to one year of correctional labor, depending on who or by whom the act was committed and the severity of the act —- three hundred to three hundred and sixty hours of compulsory community service works or correctional labor for two to three years, or restriction of liberty for one to three years, or imprisonment for one to three years.
❗️ What does it mean to “threaten to kill or use force”? For example, if someone threatens to kill you with something in their hand and that person leaves it to you, to the extent that it can actually kill a person, or the mood at the time he says that, he will do it. If a person is not a ‘psychic’ psychiatrist who can lead to the level of committing, he or she may be found guilty of the crime as a sufficient reason to fear that the threat is not merely a threat.
✏️ Or if someone threatens to hit you on the way, go home and set fire to you, break your arm, stick out your tongue, or take you out to the neighborhood and beat you up, and that person is silent? if there is a person who can break in, tear out his tongue, or set fire to the house, his threat can be considered a good reason to be alarmed.

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