Punishment is a coercive measure imposed by the state against a person found guilty of a crime. It aims to morally correct the convict, prevent further criminal activities, and deter the convict and others from committing new crimes. Punishment includes fines, deprivation of specific rights, mandatory community work, moral correction works, limitation of liberty, deprivation of liberty, and more. The court considers the nature of the crime, level of social danger, reason for the crime, damage caused, identity of the guilty, and mitigating/aggravating circumstances when imposing punishment.