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Title |
Questions of insanity in some foreign countries |
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Authors |
Schipanova Nadezhda Ivanovna, associate
Professor of criminal law, criminology and penal law,
South Ural state University, Chelyabinsk, Russian
Federation. 454080, Chelyabinsk, st. Commune, d.
149. E-mail: nip@74.ru
Kukhtina Tatyana Vladimirovna, lecturer of
criminal law, criminology and penal law, South Ural
state University, Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation.
454080, Chelyabinsk, st. Commune, d. 149. E-mail:
upiuip@mail.ru |
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Section |
Criminal legal
doctrine |
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Issue |
6/2015 |
Page |
201-206 |
index UDC |
343.222 |
index LBC |
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Abstract |
This article is devoted to the issues of insanity in
some foreign countries. According to the criminal
law of most countries, insanity is characterized by
two criteria: medical (biological) and legal (psychological).
These criteria are reflected in the insanity of the
criminal code of the CIS countries and the Baltic,
Austria, Albania, Andorra, Argentina, Bulgaria,
Bolivia, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Hungary, Venezuela, Germany, Spain, Italy, China,
Colombia, Mongolia, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal,
Romania, Turkey, France, Switzerland. The
differences in the construction of the Institute of
insanity in these countries are quite of a private
nature and are confined mainly to the field of legal
technology. The analysis of terms in the medical
criterion of insanity. Also discusses the concept of
diminished responsibility. |
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Keywords |
sanity, insanity, medical (biological) criterion,
legal (psychological) criteria, reduced sanity. |
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