Current Theoretical and Practical Issues of Theft Qualification

Актуальные теоретические и практические вопросы квалификации кражи
R. N. Borovskich, S. N. Sabanin
2025-03-01

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The article examines current theoretical and practical issues arising in the qualification of theft. The authors conducted and presented an analysis of the problems of qualification related to the characteristics of legal liability and the distinction between theft and crimes that have identical characteristics. The work presents a number of arguments confirming the need for a clearer distinction between theft and civil, administrative, tax and other offenses. Proposals are put forward to eliminate contradictions in judicial practice in assessing and distinguishing crimes related to the secret theft of someone else’s property.
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Existing issues include distinguishing theft from crimes with identical characteristics, causing inconsistent legal liability assessments.
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Proposals are offered to resolve contradictions in judicial practice when assessing and distinguishing secret theft of property.
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The authors argue for clearer separation between theft and civil, administrative, tax, and other offenses.
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There are theoretical and practical problems in legally qualifying theft arising from overlaps with other offenses.

Legal qualification of theft (criminal-law characterization and distinction from related offenses)

Theoretical and practical issues in distinguishing and assessing theft, including problems of legal liability characteristics, differentiation from civil, administrative, tax and similar offenses, and contradictions in judicial practice

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R. N. Borovskich
S. N. Sabanin
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