Features of qualification deliberate murder committed by special subject
Journal Title: Актуальні проблеми держави і права - Year 2016, Vol 76, Issue
Abstract
The article analyzes some problems of qualification of deliberate murder, committed in complicity by special subject of criminal offense. The problems of qualifying activities of a criminal group member, who was the actual executor but hadn’t legal evidence of the special subject of the criminal offense, investigat- ed. Determined particular properties of qualification of deliberate murder of chief or other person who performs the duties of military service (part 5 of article 404 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) committed in complicity.
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Г. О. Ганова
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