SUBJECTS OF CRIMINAL PROSECUTION: CONCEPT AND CLASSIFICATION
Journal Title: Порівняльно-аналітичне право - Year 2017, Vol 6, Issue
Abstract
In the article the author gives his own definition of the concept of subjects of criminal prosecution. Also author provides his vision of the list of subjects of criminal prosecution. The author analyzes the classification of subjects of criminal prosecution by other scholars and offers his own classification.
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Б. Е. , Маілунц
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