Izzat Achilov
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This article devoted to analyse understanding subject matter of offence in modern jurisprudence rather than classic criminal law. Particularly, the article analysed controversial point of views on the material objects and non-material objects and person within the definition of subject matter of the offence and proposed corresponding conclusions.
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This article devoted to analyse understanding subject matter of offence in modern jurisprudence rather than classic criminal law. Particularly, the article analysed controversial point of views on the material objects and non-material objects and person within the definition of subject matter of the offence and proposed corresponding conclusions.
Key concepts: Subject matter, Subject (documents), Jurisprudence, Point (geometry), Criminal law, Law, Epistemology, Sociology