PROPERTY CRIMES

Property Crimes

Property Crimes

Introduction

Civil Code provides for the protection of property rights from the various methods of attacks on him. These methods can be divided into the assault, coupled with trespass and is not connected with that. No major criminal way of protecting property rights is a statutory right to claim his property from unlawful possession (Rosenbaum, 2005).

Crimes against property - a collection of socially dangerous, criminal and illegal, perpetrators and criminal acts that infringe on the property, an accurate description of which (objective and subjective symptoms) is given in the statutory rules of Chapter 21 of the Special Part of the Criminal Code. This may be intentional (usually), and reckless, selfish and acts connected with obtaining property and, therefore, in violation of the rights of ownership, and not connected with that, i.e., characterized by other means of causing the owner or other lawful owner of property damage or a threat to cause such harm.

Types of crimes

Crimes can be classified in several ways. For example, are sometimes classified according to the gravity of the crime. For statistical reasons divided governments many other crimes to crimes against persons and crimes against property, and other crimes against public order or public morals. For example, some sociologists divide as motives of the perpetrators of crimes, there are crimes of passion, and some important species of crimes include: organized crime, white-collar crime.

Usually crimes are divided into action prepared by the most evil people acts, and acts of legislators decide to regulate in the interest of the community. The first group includes such major crimes: arson, assault, burglary in houses, kidnapping, murder, rape, looting and theft. The second group includes the offenses of violations of income tax laws, and regulations of the work permit, and the laws of foods, drugs and traffic laws.

Has been to prevent most crimes in the first group for a long time, and usually involve penalties. The crimes in the second group of crimes are deemed illegal and punishable by fines and often the court's orders.

Countries are classified in different ways the various crimes: In the UK, for example, there are two types of major crimes: crimes liable to indictment and prosecution of a grave, and the crimes outlined a less dangerous. In most cases, the person on trial accused of a crime liable to indictment and prosecution mediated by a judge or jury after the preparation of the formal written accusation. And the person who is accused of a crime tried by the judge outlined in the court have jurisdiction to consider such issues.

Crimes subject to indictment and prosecution are classified as common law crimes that were subject to indictment and prosecution into three categories: 1 - Betrayal 2 - Criminal 3 - misdemeanours. Crimes that the country and the nation at risk, such as: spying for enemies of the country in case of war, or attempt to assassinate the head of state. And often punish treason to lengthy prison ...