ISSUES OF QUALIFICATION OF CONTINUOUS LOOTING CRIMES

Abstract

This article analyzes the specific aspects of qualifying continuous theft and robbery offenses, the problems in legislation and judicial practice, and ways to solve them. Due to the fact that continuous theft and robbery offenses include several acts of theft and robbery, they require special attention in their qualification. The article highlights issues such as the legal completion time of such crimes, the specific elements of the crime composition, causal relationship, recurrence, and recidivism. It also presents problems encountered in practice, shortcomings in legislation, and proposals for their elimination.