Part 1: Introduction

Chapter 1 Criminal Law and the Principle of Legality··········6
Section 1: Functions of Criminal Law and the Criminal System Theory··············· 6
Section 2 Principle of Legality·································· 7

Chapter 2 Scope of Application of Criminal Law ··························· 20
Section 1 Temporal Scope of Application···········································20
Section 2: Scope of Geographic Application·················23
Section 3 Scope of Human Application·················································26
Section 4 Scope of Application of General Provisions of the Criminal Act············ 26

Part 2: Criminology

Chapter 1: Foundations of Criminology ··················· 28
Section 1 Elements of a crime, conditions for punishment, and conditions for prosecution·28
Section 2 Types of Crimes·················································· 28

Chapter 2: Theory of Composition Requirements ······································ 31
Section 1. Relationship between Elements and Illegality···31
Section 2 Subject of the Act (Criminal Capacity of a Corporation)············32
Section 3 Offenses of Omission··················································· 36
Section 4 Causality and Objective Attribution······41
Section 5 Elements of Intention ················ 46
Section 6 Constitutive Errors·················· 50
Section 7 Negligence ·························································· 55
Section 8 Consequential Aggravation of Crimes ················································ 63

Chapter 3 Theory of Illegality········································· 69
Section 1 General Theory of Illegality·························· 69
Section 2. Reasons for Exclusion of Illegality··············· 70
Section 3 Self-Defense······················································· 72
Section 4 Emergency Evacuation······················································· 77
Section 5 Self-rescue actions ·························································· 80
Section 6 Victim's Consent························································· 82
Section 7 Legitimate Acts ····························································· 85

Chapter 4 Responsibility············································ 93
Section 1 Theory of Responsibility············································ 93
Section 2 Capacity for Responsibility···························································· 94
Section 3. Free Actions in Cause··································98
Section 4. Recognition of Illegality and Mistake of Law (Mistake of Prohibition) 100
Section 5 Expectations························································111

Chapter 5 Theory of Numbers·········································· 115
Section 1 Preliminary and Conspiracy Crimes ········································· 115
Section 2 Attempted Disability··························································· 117
Section 3 Attempted Suspension··········································· 121
Section 4 Impossible Attempt··········································· 124

Chapter 6: Theory of Accomplices······················································ 129
Section 1 General Theory of Accomplices················································· 129
Section 2. Accomplices·························································· 134
Section 3 Joint and Concurrent Offenders··················································141
Section 4 Indirect Perpetrators·························································· 144
Section 5: Teachers ····························································· 147
Section 6: Accessories······················································· 152
Section 7 Accomplices and Status····················································156

Part 3: Prisoners and Punishment

Chapter 1 Prisoner Theory···························································· 164
Section 1 General Theory of Prisoners·········································164
Section 2: Sins ································································· 166
Section 3. Crimes ···················································· 177

Chapter 2: Theory of Punishment··········································· 186
Section 1. Meaning and Types of Punishment················································· 186
Section 2: The Type of the Brothers ··················································· 192
Section 3: Detention before sentencing and public disclosure of the verdict... 194
Section 4: Self-confession and confession····················································195
Section 5 Repeat Offenders ············································· 196
Section 6 Suspended Sentence·························································· 199
Section 7 Suspended Sentence···················································· 201
Section 8 Parole ························································· 204
Section 9 Prescription, Expiration, and Duration of Punishment ············· 205