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REGULATION OF SELF-DEFENCE IN SLOVENIAN AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

Sabina Zgaga

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This paper discusses the regulation of self-defence in Slovenian and international criminal law. Firstly the elements of self-defence in international criminal law are discussed. The paper also analyses the influence of self-defence on the general definition of a criminal act. This is followed by drawing the distinction between similar defences; self-defence and putative self-defence on one hand and self-defence and necessity on the other. Paper is concluded by presentation of Slovenian regulation of self-defence from the viewpoint of international criminal law.

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This paper discusses the regulation of self-defence in Slovenian and international criminal law. Firstly the elements of self-defence in international criminal law are discussed. The paper also analyses the influence of self-defence on the general definition of a criminal act. This is followed by drawing the distinction between similar defences; self-defence and putative self-defence on one hand and self-defence and necessity on the other. Paper is concluded by presentation of Slovenian regulation of self-defence from the viewpoint of international criminal law.

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This paper discusses the regulation of self-defence in Slovenian and international criminal law. Firstly the elements of self-defence in international criminal law are discussed. The paper also analyses the influence of self-defence on the general definition of a criminal act. This is followed by drawing the distinction between similar defences; self-defence and putative self-defence on one hand and self-defence and necessity on the other. Paper is concluded by presentation of Slovenian regulation of self-defence from the viewpoint of international criminal law.

Key concepts: Self defense, Criminal law, Law, Political science, International law, Presentation (obstetrics), Medicine, Radiology

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