Krivično pravo: Opći dio
The book is a classic textbook of Croatian criminal law, focused on the general part of the Criminal Code. It covers the basic principles and institutions of the criminal justice system.
Main topics:
- Introduction and relations with other laws: Definition of criminal law, its autonomy and connections with civil, administrative and international law.
- Criminal policy and sciences: Tasks of criminal policy, criminal dogmatics, criminology and penology in the fight against crime.
- Theory of criminal offense: Concept of offense, illegality (illegality), guilt (doli incapax, error), causality and objective subjective side.
- Punishment and measures: Types of punishments (imprisonment, fine), security measures, alternatives to punishments; principles of individualization and humanization.
- Participation and non-execution: Co-authorship, incitement, assistance; attempt, preparation, cessation of attempt.
- Exceptions from liability: Affective reaction, necessary defense, state of emergency, innocence.
Bačić emphasizes a sociological and legal-philosophical approach, with examples from practice. The book has about 500 pages. and is used in higher education.
Editor
Mirjana Keller
Graphics design
Jasenka Lesnik-Gašpić
Dimensions
24 x 17 cm
Pages
486
Publisher
Informator, Zagreb, 1995.
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
One copy is available
Condition:Used, excellent condition
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