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Title

Debating issues of criminal intent in the russian criminal law

Autors

Klassen Maksim Aleksandrovich

a lecturer of Criminal Law, Criminality and Penal Law Department of South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, a lawyer. 454000, E-mail: max171@mail. ru

Lalats Valeriya Vladimirovna

a postgraduate student of Criminal Law, Criminality and Penal Law Department of South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk. 454080, Chelyabinsk, 76 Lenin Avenue. E-mail: lalats@mail.ru

Section

Criminal LEGAL DOCTRINE

Issue

7/2012

Page

137-142

index UDC

343.236(470)

index LBC

Х408.012(2) + Х408.016(2)

Abstract

The article analyzes an intentional form of guilt in the criminal law of Russia. The carried out analysis distinguishes a set of outstanding problems of intentional guilt legislative control. The first problem concerns the symptom of understanding of a public danger of activity (inactivity). The legislative structure of intention shows consciousness of activity (inactivity), but there is said nothing about the subjective relation of a person having committed an offence to other circumstances of crime commission (place, time, way, etc.). The second problem concerns the will element of the indirect intent.

Keywords

intentional guilt, insight, consciousness, motive, crime.

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