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Title

Signs of Corruption-Related Crime as Grounds for a Criminal Case

Authors

Ovchinikova Oksana Vitalievna,

PhD, associate professor of State, Civil, and Legal Disciplines of the Faculty of Law Enforcement Training of South Ural State University, 100, Artilleriyskaya Str., Chelyabinsk, 454081, Russia.

E-mail: ovchinnikova-ov@yandex.ru

Section

Criminal legal doctrine

Issue

2/2015

Page

179—183

index UDC

343.35(470.55)

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Abstract

Based on the analysis of statistical data of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs and the results of monitoring of criminal cases and materials of inspection which are pending in preliminary investigation of Chelyabinsk region the author defines the signs of corruption-related crimes the establishment of which is necessary for initiation of criminal case. The article concludes that as grounds for criminal prosecution of corruption the following features should be used: the presence of the perpetrator who has organizational, regulatory, general, and administrative authority; execution of the objective aspect of crime by the person using his official position and acting contrary to the interests of the service with selfish intent; direct damage to the credibility of the public service as a result of the crime.

Keywords

corruption, corruption-related crime, signs of crime, subject of corruption-related crimes, use of official position.

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