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It has long been a well-established opinion in law that legal liability is possible only if there is a ground for it - the commission of an offence. Whether a person has committed an offence, in turn, can be established only in the presence of all the features of the offence, including such features of the offence as a subjective side. The "foundation" of the subjective side is to establish the presence of guilt in the actions of the offender. The doctrine of guilt, guilt, forms of guilt is, perhaps, one of the most debatable and not fully studied sections of the general theory of law, over…mehr

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It has long been a well-established opinion in law that legal liability is possible only if there is a ground for it - the commission of an offence. Whether a person has committed an offence, in turn, can be established only in the presence of all the features of the offence, including such features of the offence as a subjective side. The "foundation" of the subjective side is to establish the presence of guilt in the actions of the offender. The doctrine of guilt, guilt, forms of guilt is, perhaps, one of the most debatable and not fully studied sections of the general theory of law, over which more than a dozen legal scholars of the past years have puzzled and which modern specialists, though mostly in the field of criminal law, are engaged with enviable persistence. Comparative characterization of the attitude to guilt in criminal, civil, administrative and tax law will not only mutually enrich the theory of these branches of law, but will also contribute to the formation of a time-bound general theoretical concept of guilt.
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Professor, prawozaschitnik. Awtor bolee 700 rabot po ürisprudencii. Laureat mezhdunarodnyh i ewropejskih premij.