And rarog criminal law. Books on the topic "criminal law"

Unity-Dana 2015 224 pages

The legal concepts regulating pre-trial proceedings in a criminal case, investigative actions, measures of criminal procedural coercion, procedural documents are disclosed. The provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation regulating pre-trial proceedings in a criminal case are outlined, the analysis of which is based on the scientific research of the authors and the results of many years of practical activity.
For cadets, trainees, students, teachers of educational institutions of higher professional education of the IC of Russia, as well as for practical employees of the IC of Russia and other law enforcement agencies.

Selected works. T. 3. Criminal political science. Comparative and international criminal law

This edition includes selected works of A.E. Zhalinsky, a well-known researcher in the field of theoretical problems of criminal law and criminology, sociology of law, comparative law and foreign criminal law and criminology. He has written more than 350 scientific papers on this topic, including monographs published in academic and professional journals in Russia and abroad. Many of his works, as well as the ideas put forward and substantiated, played a significant role in the development of science.

Volume 3 combines the works of A.E. Zhalinsky, revealing the evolution of his approach to the study of criminal policy, research in the field of comparative law and foreign law.

For specialists in the field of criminology, criminal law and sociology of law - practitioners and researchers, university professors, graduate students, students and anyone interested in the history of legal and criminological thought, goals, means, achievements and miscalculations in the fight against crime in our country.

The textbook was prepared by a team of authors consisting of Doctors of Law, professors from leading universities of the country in accordance with the program of the criminal law course and on the basis of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The content, types, system, methods of legislative construction of the institutions of the General Part of Criminal Law are structured.
The third edition takes into account the latest changes in criminal law.
The textbook is intended for students, graduate students and teachers of higher legal educational institutions, researchers, employees of the court, prosecutor's office, justice and other law enforcement agencies, as well as lawyers.

Criminal law, as a branch of law, is included in the general system of Russian law, it has features and principles inherent in the law of the Russian Federation as a whole (normative, binding, etc.). The basis of criminal law, as well as other branches of law, is the Constitution of the Russian Federation. Many of its provisions are directly related to the protection of the rights and freedoms of man and citizen, the interests of society and the state, directly to issues of criminal liability (for example, constitutional provisions on the equality of citizens before the law, on the death penalty, on the prohibition of repeated conviction for the same crime etc.). At the same time, criminal law differs from other branches of law, as it has its own special subject and method of regulation, its own tasks.

The subject of criminal law regulation is public relations, the content of which is specific, complex and ambiguous. There are two main types of such relationships.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1. CONCEPT, SUBJECT, TASKS AND PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAW
§ 1. The concept of criminal law, its subject, method and system 9
§ 2. Tasks of criminal law 13
§ 3. Principles of criminal law 15
Chapter 2. CRIMINAL LAW
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the criminal law. The structure of the criminal law 21
§ 2. History of the criminal legislation of Russia 27
§ 3. Action of the criminal law in time 33
§ 4. Action of the criminal law in space 36
§ 5. Extradition of persons who have committed a crime 41
§ 6. Interpretation of the criminal law 42
Chapter 3. CRIME
§ 1. The social nature of the crime 47
§ 2. The concept and signs of a crime 48
§ 3. Classification of crimes 54
§ 4. Delimitation of a crime from other offenses 56
Chapter 4
§ 1. The concept of criminal liability 60
§ 2. Implementation of criminal liability 64
§ 3. Grounds for criminal liability 68
§ 4. The concept and structure of the corpus delicti 71
§ 5. Significance of the corpus delicti. Formulation types 75
Chapter 5. OBJECT OF THE CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the object of the crime 80
§ 2. Classification of objects of crime 84
§ 3. The subject of the crime. Victim 90
Chapter 6. OBJECTIVE SIDE OF CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the objective side of the crime 94
§ 2. Socially dangerous act 97
§ 3. Socially dangerous consequences 102
§ 4. Causal relationship between act and consequences 109
§ 5. Optional features of the objective side of the corpus delicti 115
Chapter 7. THE SUBJECTIVE SIDE OF THE CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the subjective side of the crime 122
§ 2. The concept of guilt 124
§ 3. Forms of guilt 126
§ 4. Intention and its types 128
§ 5. Negligence and its types 137
§ 6. Innocent harm 144
§ 7. Crimes with two forms of guilt 146
§ 8. Motive and purpose of the crime 149
§ 9. Error and its meaning 153
Chapter 8. SUBJECT OF THE CRIME
§ 1. Concept and signs of the subject of a crime 160
§ 2. Age as a sign of the subject of the crime 162
§ 3. Sanity as a sign of the subject of a crime 167
§ 4. Criteria and signs of insanity 171
§ 5. Special subject of the crime 174
Chapter 9. STAGES OF COMMITTING A CRIME
§ 1. The concept and types of stages of committing a crime 177
§ 2. Preparation for a crime 178
§ 3. Attempted crime 184
§ 4. Completed crime 189
§ 5. Voluntary renunciation of a crime 192
Chapter 10. PARTICIPATION IN A CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the institution of complicity 196
§ 2. Signs of complicity 199
§ 3. Types of accomplices 203
§ 4. Types and forms of complicity 216
§ 5, Basis and limits of liability of partners 231
§ 6 Special issues of liability of accomplices 234
Chapter 11. MULTIPLE CRIMES
§ 1. Plurality of crimes and its difference from a single (single) crime 242
§ 2. Aggregate of crimes 245
§ 3. Recidivism of crimes 252
Chapter 12. CIRCUMSTANCES EXCLUDING CRIMINALITY
§ 1. The concept and types of circumstances excluding the criminality of an act 257
§ 2. Necessary defense 260
§ 3. Infliction of harm during the detention of a person who has committed a crime 277
§ 4. Urgent necessity 285
§ 5. Physical or mental coercion. 291
§ 6. Reasonable risk 294
§ 7. Execution of an order or order 298
Chapter 13. CONCEPT, SIGNS AND PURPOSES OF CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT
§ 1. The concept and signs of criminal punishment 301
§ 2. Purposes of punishment 306
Chapter 14. SYSTEM AND TYPES OF PUNISHMENTS
§ 1. Punishment system 311
§ 2. Classification of punishments. Basic and additional punishments 313
§ 3. Fine 314
§ 4. Deprivation of the right to hold certain positions or engage in certain activities 316
§ 5. Deprivation of a special, military or honorary title, class rank and state awards 319
§ 6 Compulsory work 322
§ 7 Correctional labor 324
§ 8. Restriction on military service 326
§ 9. Restriction of freedom 327
§ 10 Arrest 329
§ 11. Maintenance in a disciplinary military unit 331
§ 12. Deprivation of liberty for a specified period 332
§ 13. Life imprisonment 337
§ 14. Death penalty 339
Chapter 15. PUNISHMENT
§ 1. General principles for sentencing 342
§ 2. Sentencing within the limits provided for in Article 342 of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation
§ 3. Sentencing subject to the provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation 346
§ 4. Sentencing, taking into account the nature and degree of social danger of the crime, the personality of the perpetrator and the impact of the imposed punishment on the correction of the convicted person and on the living conditions of his family 349
§ 5. Circumstances mitigating punishment, and their consideration when sentencing 352
§ 6. Mandatory mitigation of punishment 358
§ 7. Aggravating circumstances 363
§ 8. Mandatory increase in punishment 370
§ 9. Rules for calculating the terms of punishment and offsetting punishment 376
Chapter 16. RELEASE FROM CRIMINAL LIABILITY
§ 1. The concept and types of exemption from criminal liability 379
§ 2. Exemption from criminal liability in connection with active repentance 382
§ 3. Exemption from criminal liability in connection with reconciliation with the victim 385
§ 4. Exemption from criminal liability in connection with the expiration of the statute of limitations 387
§ 5. Special types of exemption from criminal liability 390
Chapter 17. RELEASE FROM PUNISHMENT
§ 1. The concept and types of release from punishment 397
§ 2. Probation 399
§ 3. Parole from serving a sentence 404
§ 4. Replacement of the unserved part of the punishment with a milder form of punishment 407
§ 5. Exemption from punishment in connection with a change in the situation 409
§ 6. Exemption from punishment due to illness. 411
§ 7. Postponement of punishment for pregnant women and women with young children 413
§ 8. Release from serving a sentence in connection with the expiration of the limitation period for a guilty verdict of a court 416
Chapter 18
§ 1. Amnesty 420
§ 2. Pardon. 422
§ 3. Conviction 423
Chapter 19. CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF MINORS
§ 1. Features of criminal liability and punishment of minors 426
§ 2. Release of minors from criminal responsibility and punishment 435
Chapter 20. Compulsory measures of a medical nature
§ 1. The concept of compulsory measures of a medical nature, the grounds and purpose of their application 444
§ 2. Types of compulsory medical measures 450
§ 3. Extension, modification and termination of the application of compulsory measures of a medical nature 455
§ 4. Compulsory measures of a medical nature, combined with the execution of punishment 458
Chapter 21. CONFISCATION OF PROPERTY
§ 1. The concept of confiscation of property and the rules for its implementation 460
Chapter 22. MAIN TRENDS (SCHOOLS) IN THE SCIENCE OF CRIMINAL LAW
§ 1. Enlightenment-humanistic direction 464
§ 2. Classical school 468
§ 3. Anthropological school 472
§ 4. Sociological school 474
Chapter 23. CRIMINAL LAW OF FOREIGN STATES
§ 1. Systems of criminal law in the modern world. 477
§ 2. Basic provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of France and Germany 480
§ 3. Basic Provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of England and the USA 485
§ 4. Basic Provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China 490
§ 5. Basic Provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of Japan 493

This page contains lists of literature on criminal law not older than 5 years, that is, sources from 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.

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Current list of literature on criminal law

International criminal law: textbook / A. A. Lupu, I. Yu. Oskina. - Moscow: Dashkov i Kº, 2012. - 311 p.

Primachenok, A.A. Criminal law of the Republic of Belarus. General part: textbook / A. A. Primachenok. - Minsk: International University "MITSO", 2012. - 119 p.

Sugak, I.A. General part of the criminal law of the Republic of Belarus: lecture notes / I. A. Sugak. - Minsk: MITSO, 2012. - 69 p.

Criminal law of Russia in schemes and definitions: textbook / A. V. Brilliantov, Ya. E. Ivanova. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2012. - 227 p.

Criminal law of Russia. Parts General and Special: textbook / P. V. Agapov et al. - Moscow: Infra-M, 2012 - 679 p.

Criminal law of the Russian Federation. Special part: textbook / L. V. Inogamova-Khegai et al. - Moscow: Infra-M, 2013. - 350 p.

Criminal law of foreign countries: general and special parts: textbook / N. A. Golovanova et al. - Moscow: Yurayt, 2015. - 1034 p.

Criminal law of Russia in schemes and definitions: textbook: / A. V. Brilliantov, Ya. E. Ivanova. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2012. - 227 p.

Criminal law of Russia in questions and answers: textbook / Lomonosov Moscow State University M. V. Lomonosov, Faculty of Law. - Moscow: Prospect, 2014. - 421 p.

Criminal law. General part: textbook / A.F. Mitskevich et al. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2014. - 445 p.

Criminal law. Special part: textbook / Yu. V. Gracheva et al. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2012. - 511 p.

Criminal law. General part: textbook for bachelors / Yu. V. Gracheva et al. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2012. - 442 p.

Criminal law. General part: workshop / E. F. Michulis et al. - Minsk: MIU Publishing House, 2012. - 153 p.

Criminal law of Russia. Special part: textbook / S. A. Baleev et al. - Moscow: Statute, 2012. - 941 p.

Criminal law of Russia. Parts General and Special: textbook / M.P. Zhuravlev et al. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2012. - 722 p.

Criminal law: teaching aid: for students of the faculty of retraining "Konsalttorgtsentr" of extramural education / E. N. Kotov, N. P. Verbitsky. - Minsk: BSEU, 2012. - 111 p.

Criminal law of Russia. Part General: textbook / R. R. Galiakbarov et al. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2013. - 563 p.

Criminal law of Russia. Part special: textbook / R. R. Galiakbarov et al. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2013. - 816 p.

Criminal law of the Republic of Belarus. Special part: educational and methodological development / Private educational institution "Minsk Institute of Management". - Minsk: MIU Publishing House, 2012. - 224 p.

Criminal law and criminal process: methodological development / N. A. Bogdanovich, E. F. Michulis - Minsk: MIU Publishing House, 2012. - 186 p.

Earlier publications in criminal law

Criminal law. General part: manual / V. V. Koryakovtsev, K. V. Pitulko. - St. Petersburg: Peter Leader, 2011. - 224 p.

Criminal law of Russia. Parts General and Special: textbook / A. V. Blinnikov et al. - Moscow: Prospekt, 2011. - 1232 p.

Criminal law. General and Special parts: textbook / V. Yu. Malakhova et al. - Moscow: Eksmo, 2011. – 749 p.

3rd ed., with rev. and additional - M.: 2009 . - 496 p.

The textbook was prepared by a team of authors consisting of doctors of law, professors from leading universities in the country in accordance with the program of the criminal law course and on the basis of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The content, types, system, methods of legislative construction of the institutions of the General Part of Criminal Law are structured.

The third edition takes into account the latest changes in criminal law.

The textbook is intended for students, graduate students and teachers of higher legal educational institutions, researchers, employees of the court, prosecutor's office, justice and other law enforcement agencies, as well as lawyers.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1. CONCEPT, SUBJECT, TASKS AND PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAW
§ 1. The concept of criminal law, its subject, method and system. . 9
§ 2. Tasks of criminal law 13
§ 3. Principles of criminal law 15
Chapter 2. CRIMINAL LAW
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the criminal law. The structure of the criminal law 21
§ 2. History of the criminal legislation of Russia 27
§ 3. Action of the criminal law in time 33
§ 4. Action of the criminal law in space. 36
§ 5. Extradition of persons who have committed a crime 41
§ 6. Interpretation of the criminal law 42
Chapter 3. CRIME
§ 1. The social nature of the crime 47
§ 2. The concept and signs of a crime 48
§ 3. Classification of crimes 54
§ 4. Delimitation of a crime from other offenses ... 56
Chapter 4
§ 1. The concept of criminal liability 60
§ 2. Implementation of criminal liability 64
§ 3. Grounds for criminal liability 68
§ 4. The concept and structure of the corpus delicti 71
§ 5. Significance of the corpus delicti. Formulation types 75
Chapter 5. OBJECT OF THE CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the object of the crime 80
§ 2. Classification of objects of crime 84
§ 3. The subject of the crime. Victim 90
Chapter 6. OBJECTIVE SIDE OF CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the objective side of the crime 94
§ 2. Socially dangerous act 97
§ 3. Socially dangerous consequences 102
§ 4. Causal relationship between act and consequences 109
§ 5. Optional features of the objective side of the corpus delicti 115
Chapter 7. THE SUBJECTIVE SIDE OF THE CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the subjective side of the crime 122
§ 2. The concept of guilt 124
§ 3. Forms of guilt 126
§ 4. Intention and its types 128
§ 5. Negligence and its types 137
§ 6. Innocent harm 144
§ 7. Crimes with two forms of guilt 146
§ 8. Motive and purpose of the crime 149
§ 9. Error and its meaning. 153
Chapter 8. SUBJECT OF THE CRIME
§ 1. Concept and signs of the subject of a crime 160
§ 2. Age as a sign of the subject of the crime 162
§ 3. Sanity as a sign of the subject of the crime.167
§ 4. Criteria and signs of insanity 171
§ 5. Special subject of the crime 174
Chapter 9. STAGES OF COMMITTING A CRIME
§ 1. The concept and types of stages in the commission of a crime.177
§ 2. Preparation for a crime. 178
§ 3. Attempted crime. 184
§ 4. Completed crime. 189
§ 5. Voluntary renunciation of a crime 192
Chapter 10. PARTICIPATION IN A CRIME
§ 1. The concept and meaning of the institution of complicity 196
§ 2. Signs of complicity 199
§ 3. Types of accomplices 203
§ 4. Types and forms of complicity 216
§ 5, Basis and limits of liability of partners 231
§ 6 Special issues of liability of accomplices 234
Chapter 11. MULTIPLE CRIMES
§ 1. Plurality of crimes and its difference from a single (single) crime 242
§ 2. Aggregate of crimes 245
§ 3. Recidivism of crimes 252
Chapter 12. CIRCUMSTANCES EXCLUDING CRIMINALITY
§ 1. The concept and types of circumstances excluding the criminality of an act 257
§ 2. Necessary defense 260
§ 3. Infliction of harm during the detention of a person who has committed a crime 277
§ 4. Urgent necessity 285
§ 5. Physical or mental coercion. 291
§ 6. Reasonable risk 294
§ 7. Execution of an order or order 298
Chapter 13. CONCEPT, SIGNS AND PURPOSES OF CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT
§ 1. The concept and signs of criminal punishment 301
§ 2. Purposes of punishment 306
Chapter 14. SYSTEM AND TYPES OF PUNISHMENTS
§ 1. Punishment system 311
§ 2. Classification of punishments. Basic and additional punishments 313
§ 3. Penalty. 314
§ 4. Deprivation of the right to hold certain positions or engage in certain activities 316
§ 5. Deprivation of a special, military or honorary title, class rank and state awards 319
§ 6 Compulsory work 322
§ 7 Correctional labor 324
§ 8. Restriction on military service. 326
§ 9. Restriction of freedom 327
§ 10 Arrest 329
§ 11. Maintenance in a disciplinary military unit 331
§ 12. Deprivation of liberty for a specified period 332
§ 13. Life imprisonment 337
§ 14. Death penalty 339
Chapter 15. PUNISHMENT
§ 1. General principles for sentencing 342
§ 2. Sentencing within the limits provided for in Article 342 of the Special Part of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation
§ 3. Sentencing subject to the provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation 346
§ 4. Sentencing, taking into account the nature and degree of social danger of the crime, the personality of the perpetrator and the impact of the imposed punishment on the correction of the convicted person and on the living conditions of his family 349
§ 5. Circumstances mitigating punishment, and their consideration when sentencing 352
§ 6. Mandatory mitigation of punishment 358
§ 7. Circumstances aggravating punishment. 363
§ 8. Mandatory increase in punishment 370
§ 9. Rules for calculating the terms of punishment and offsetting punishment 376
Chapter 16. RELEASE FROM CRIMINAL LIABILITY
§ 1. The concept and types of exemption from criminal liability 379
§ 2. Exemption from criminal liability in connection with active repentance 382
§ 3. Exemption from criminal liability in connection with reconciliation with the victim 385
§ 4. Exemption from criminal liability in connection with the expiration of the statute of limitations 387
§ 5. Special types of exemption from criminal liability 390
Chapter 17. RELEASE FROM PUNISHMENT
§ 1. The concept and types of release from punishment 397
§ 2. Probation 399
§ 3. Parole from serving a sentence 404
§ 4. Replacement of the unserved part of the punishment with a milder form of punishment 407
§ 5. Exemption from punishment in connection with a change in the situation 409
§ 6. Exemption from punishment due to illness. 411
§ 7. Postponement of punishment for pregnant women and women with young children 413
§ 8. Release from serving a sentence in connection with the expiration of the limitation period for a guilty verdict of a court 416
Chapter 18
§ 1. Amnesty 420
§ 2. Pardon. 422
§ 3. Conviction 423
Chapter 19. CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF MINORS
§ 1. Features of criminal liability and punishment of minors 426
§ 2. Release of minors from criminal responsibility and punishment 435
Chapter 20. Compulsory measures of a medical nature
§ 1. The concept of compulsory measures of a medical nature, the grounds and purpose of their application 444
§ 2. Types of compulsory medical measures 450
§ 3. Extension, modification and termination of the application of compulsory measures of a medical nature 455
§ 4. Compulsory measures of a medical nature, combined with the execution of punishment 458
Chapter 21. CONFISCATION OF PROPERTY
§ 1. The concept of confiscation of property and the rules for its implementation 460
Chapter 22. MAIN TRENDS (SCHOOLS) IN THE SCIENCE OF CRIMINAL LAW
§ 1. Enlightenment-humanistic direction 464
§ 2. Classical school 468
§ 3. Anthropological school 472
§ 4. Sociological school 474
Chapter 23. CRIMINAL LAW OF FOREIGN STATES
§ 1. Systems of criminal law in the modern world. 477
§ 2. Basic provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of France and Germany 480
§ 3. Basic Provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of England and the USA 485
§ 4. Basic provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China. 490
§ 5. Basic Provisions of the General Part of the Criminal Law of Japan 493