Current issues of differentiating the criminal responsibility for creation of terrorist group or terrorist organization
Keywords:
accompliceship, terrorist group, terrorist organization, terrorist crime, differentiation of criminal liability
Abstract
The article provides comprehensive analysis of current issues concerning differentiation of the criminal responsibility for creation of terrorist group or terrorist organization, grounds suggestions regarding the improvement of criminal responsibility for this crime.Downloads
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Vozniuk, A. 1. Current issues of differentiating the criminal responsibility for creation of terrorist group or terrorist organization. Law Magazine of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 9, 1 (1), 222-229.
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