Terrorism on the Limits of the Legal Science

Hasani Fatos

Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, 2017, vol. 8, issue 2, 332-337

Abstract: This article will be focused on the political crime which means all political offenses and criminal offenses which is expressly prescribed by the criminal law of a state. Briefly, according to the science of psychology, characterization of a crime in general is of special importance and decisive motive of its author. So, regardless of the offense committed, if its author is no political motive, then his works have described as a political offense. According to the theories of realism, given a definition named differently as psycho-social dynamic, which considers terrorism as a political offense in all cases when the perpetrator, the victim or any institution structured social qualifies it as a political offense. From the moment the first setting of a particular criminal offense as political, she should be treated as such by the other participants in the proceedings. Every society, time and state has its political crime. This form of criminal action is always present when certain political forces with different criminal tools, are trying to change, alternation or preservation of the existing order and socio-political. So, in all ages and countries has been a political alternative structure, criminal manifestations of which, unlike other forms of criminal activity, are labeled as "political crime.

Keywords: criminal offense; political crime; criminal manifestations; criminal tools (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2017.v8n2p2672

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