Престъплението като обект на наказателноправно и криминалистическо познание
Crime as an Object of Criminal Law and Forensic Knowledge

Author(s): Yonko Kunchev
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law
Published by: Пловдивски университет »Паисий Хилендарски«
Keywords: Crime; Manner of Crime; Mechanism of Crime; Behavioral Analysis; Causation; Criminal Law; Forensic Science
Summary/Abstract: Criminal law and forensic knowledge have a common object - crime, but a different subject. In criminal law aspect crime is examined from the point of view of the Criminal Code, and in forensics - as a source of information for its detection. The two sciences examine the causal relationship between the crime and its outcome, but from different perspectives. Criminal knowledge is focused on the criminal result as a socially dangerous consequence, and forensic knowledge on another of its results - the traces of the crime. Forensic Science supports the practice of uncovering the perpetrator and proving his involvement in the crime, and criminal law science - to resolve the issue of his guilt and criminal liability.

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