Pomoč pri kaznivem dejanju

(magistrsko diplomsko delo)

Monika Cvek Lipužič (Author), Vid Jakulin (Mentor)

Abstract

Pomoč je najmilejša oblika udeležbe pri tujem kaznivem dejanju, ki je poleg napeljevanja v slovenskem Kazenskem zakoniku urejena v splošnem delu, in sicer v poglavju o udeležbi. Pomoč pri kaznivem dejanju pomeni naklepno podporo storilcu pri naklepno izvršenem kaznivem dejanju , zanjo pa so značilna zlasti ravnanja, ki se nahajajo izven polja izvršitvenih ravnanj, in tista, ki storilcu dejanje olajšujejo oziroma omogočajo ter mu pri izvršitvi kaznivega dejanja na različne načine nudijo podporo. O udeležbenih ravnanjih govorimo, kadar pri uresničevanju kaznivega dejanja sodeluje dvoje ali več oseb. Na podlagi vrednotenja in presoje njihovih prispevkov prvenstveno razmejujemo med ravnanji, ki so po vsebini na ravni storilstva oziroma sostorilstva, ter med prispevki, ki so po vsebini milejši in jih uvrščamo k ravnanjem, ki so značilna za pomoč oziroma napeljevanje. Pri razmejevanju med dvema temeljnima oblikama udeležbe (storilstvo in udeležba v ožjem pomenu) si pomagamo s teorijami storilstva, ki vsaka zase izpostavijo temeljne značilnosti oziroma merila, po katerih se storitvena ravnanja razlikujejo od drugih udeležbenih ravnanj.

Keywords

pomoč pri kaznivem dejanju;udeležba;sostorilstvo;limitarna akcesornost;teorije storilstva;kazensko pravo;magistrske diplomske naloge;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2019
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL PF - Faculty of Law
Publisher:	[M. Cvek Lipužič]
UDC:	343(043.2)
COBISS:	16613457
Views:	1152
Downloads:	331
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Aiding and abetting
Secondary abstract:	Aiding and abetting is the most lenient form of complicity in a criminal offence, which is, together with instigation, defined in the general part of the Slovenian Criminal Code , in the chapter pertaining to complicity. Aiding and abbeting in a criminal offence means intentional support to the perpetrator in an intentionally successful criminal offence . What is characteristic of it are particularly courses of conduct which are separated from the field of successful courses of conduct, which mitigate or enable the offence to the perpetrator and offer the perpetrator support during the execution of a criminal offence in various ways. We refer to complicitous courses of conduct, when two or more persons collaborate in the execution of a criminal offence. Based on the evaluation and estimation of their contributions we deliniate between courses of conduct which are content-wise on a perpetration or co-perpetration level and between contributions which are content-wise more lenient and we classify them among courses of conduct, characteristic of aiding and abetting or instigation. When deliniating between the two quintessential forms of complicity (perpetration and complicity in the more narrow sense of the word), we lean on the theories of perpetration, which individually highlight the quintessential characteristics or criteria due to which the perpetration courses of conduct differ from other complicitous courses of conduct.
Secondary keywords:	aiding and abetting in a criminal offence;complicity;co-perpetration;limitary accessory;theories of perpetration;criminal law;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Pravna fak.
Pages:	49 f.
ID:	11026484