O (nie)istotności roli przebiegu przyczynowego w procesie obiektywnego i subiektywnego przypisywania sprawstwa skutkowego czynu zabronionego – uwagi na marginesie wyroku SA w Krakowie z dnia 1 marca 2016 roku, sygn. akt II AKa 202/15
About the (in) significance of the role of the causative course in the process of the objective and subjective attribution of the perpetration of a causative prohibited act – remarks on the marg in of the judgment issued by the Court of Appeal in Cra

Summary/Abstract: The article concerns the role of the causative course in the process of the objective and subjective attribution of the perpetration of the causative prohibited act. The text indicates that for the attribution of the consequence it is sufficient that a certain consequence occurs in a way that should be objectively foreseeable, from an ex ante perspective, to the model citizen. In addition, in order to determine the intentionality in the form of the eventual intent, it is not required for the perpetrator to realize, at the time of the commitment of an act, in which way the result will occur. It is sufficient for him to be aware that his behaviour creates a high probability of causing a specific consequence

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