modern Ethiopian penal code

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The modern Ethiopian penal code is the contemporary legal framework that defines crimes and punishments in Ethiopia, superseding earlier religious-legal codes such as the Fetha Nagast.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf criminal law framework
penal code
appliesTo legal persons
natural persons
basedOn codification tradition
conformsTo constitutional guarantees of due process
contains general part
special part
country Ethiopia
defines aggravating circumstances
general principles of criminal liability
grounds for justification
measures of security
mitigating circumstances
rules on concurrence of offences
rules on recidivism
types of penalties
influencedBy continental European criminal law
earlier Ethiopian legal practice
jurisdiction Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia NERFINISHED
language Amharic
English translation
legalStatus primary source of criminal law in Ethiopia
legalSystem civil law
providesFor additional penalties
fines
imprisonment
purpose prevention of crime
proportional punishment of offenders
protection of individual rights
protection of public order
recognizes attempt
complicity
participation in crime
relationshipTo Ethiopian Constitution NERFINISHED
replaced Fetha Nagast NERFINISHED
scope certain extraterritorial offences
territorial application within Ethiopia
subjectMatter attempt and participation in crime
crimes
criminal responsibility
offences against morality
offences against persons
offences against property
offences against public health
offences against public order
offences against the state
punishments

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Fetha Nagast replacedBy modern Ethiopian penal code