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Title

Qualifications insignificant acts: the concept, the algorithm

Authors

Garbatovich Denis, assistant professor of the Criminal Law, Criminology and Criminal Executive LawDepartment at South Ural State University, candidate of juridical sciences, assistant professor. 454128, Chelyabinsk, st. Br. Kishirinyh d.114, 9. E-mail: garbatovich@mail.ur.ru

Section

Criminal legal doctrine

Issue

5/2015

Page

104-108

index UDC

343.1 + 343.3/.7

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Abstract

Along with the crimes of a criminal offence are also subject to minor acts (acts, in virtue of insignificance not representing public danger). In practice there exist errors in the definition of relevant criminal acts, when minor acts improperly assessed a criminal or, Vice versa, when crimes are wrongly qualified as acts, in virtue of insignificance not representing public danger. Preventive measure of these errors is the correct understanding of the meaning of the qualification minor acts, what are its features. The paper formulates the concept of «authorization for minor acts», the algorithm of its qualifications, listed the features of the objective and subjective party the analyzed criminal law act.

Keywords

minor the act, the qualification of criminal acts, algorithm skills.

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