PROBLEMS OF QUALIFICATION OF COMPLICITY IN CRIMINAL OFFENSES WITH A SPECIAL SUBJECT

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Published: 05.03.2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54477/LH.25192353.2022.1-4.pp.69-78
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subject of a criminal offense, general subject, special subject, qualification of criminal offenses with a special subject, complicity, qualification of complicity with a special subject

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Anna Osadcha
Serhii Kharytonov

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The article is devoted to the study of actual problems of the qualification of complicity in criminal offenses with a special subject. The
authors of the article pay special attention to the lack of an agreed point of view in the science of criminal law regarding the recognition of general and special subjects as complicit in a criminal offense and the need to develop rules for the qualification of criminal offenses with a special subject in complicity. The main doctrinal approaches to the qualification of complicity of a general
subject in criminal offenses with a special subject are considered. It has been established that the rules for qualifying the actions of accomplices require a differentiated approach and depend on the characteristics of the special subject and the characteristics of other elements of the criminal offense.

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Vol. 15 No. 1-4 (2022): LEGAL HORIZONS

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PROBLEMS OF QUALIFICATION OF COMPLICITY IN CRIMINAL OFFENSES WITH A SPECIAL SUBJECT. (2023). LEGAL HORIZONS, 15(1-4), 69-78. https://doi.org/10.54477/LH.25192353.2022.1-4.pp.69-78

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