Criminal and legal characteristics and its methodological essence
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criminal and legal characteristics, criminal and legal characteristic of crime, crime, corpus delicti, qualification, category
Abstract
The article defines the notion of the criminal and legal characteristics, discloses its connection with the other sciences. The author classified the criminal and legal characteristics of crimes, outlined and disclosed the contents of the general, generic, specifics and individual criminal and legal characteristics of crimes. The author found out interrelation with the other sciences and methods of scientific cognition. It is defined the criminal and legal characteristics of crimes. The methodical and integrated essence of the criminal and legal characteristics was outlined in terms of studying the criminal and legal characteristics.Downloads
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Specific Areas of Legal Philosophy (Ontology, Gnoseology, Anthropology, Praxeology)
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