CRITERIA FOR DIFFERENCETION OF OFFENCES
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The article deals with the concept of an offense based on the historical variability of the category. The correlation of the concerts of offense misdemeanor tort and crime analyzed. The types of offences are analyzed and presented at the legislative and doctrinal levels. The fundamental criteria underlying the differentiation of offences into types are identified. The authors concept of classification of offences is presented.
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