Title Bendrininkavimas ir jo reikšmė baudžiamajai atsakomybei /
Translation of Title Complicity and its significance for criminal liability.
Authors Čekanauskas, Ignas
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Abstract [eng] Complicity and Its Significance for Criminal Liability Criminal law theory and case law recognizes that committed criminal offenses by the few individuals are more difficult to qualify than the criminal acts committed by one person. In order to classify the offences committed by accomplices correctly, solve the issues of accomlices liability and penalties of individualisation, each in a particular case it is necessary to identify the signs of complicity, as well as the contribution and the role of each person in the offence. Accordingly determine the nature of accomplices and evaluate the overall severity of the offense of the nature and degree. In this Master thesis, according to the legal literature, law and formed court practice, complex theoretical and practical tasks under maintenance associated with the complicity of the Institute and its application in the penal responsibility. For a comprehensive and coherent study, work presents complicity concept, the main features of complicity, an overview of criminal liability for aiding and its limits, conducted discussions with complicity type and shape meaning, criminal liability of regulatory problems.
Dissertation Institution Vilniaus universitetas.
Type Master thesis
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2016