英文摘要 |
Attempt and withdrawal belong to the ‘recurring topics’ of the criminal practice and criminal science. However, the discussion particularly in the area of withdrawal doesn’t lead to a consensus, but rather reinforce the diversity of different carefully justified controversial positions. Especially the dispute between the theory of single act and the doctrine of the overall observation is immediately ‘settled’ by the number of their representatives rather than by the quality and the coherence of their argumentation. Although emphasized many times, the present study intends to justify the connection between the wrongdoing of the attempt and the behavior of the withdrawal in the sense of violation and rehabilitation of legal relation. And at the same time, this connection should not be generally determined: the withdrawal gives the reason to free from the punishment of the realized (culpable) wrongdoing of the attempt act. In order to support this reason, it must be tailored to the realized wrongdoing and the related right of the state to inflict the punishment. The initial point to determine the requirement for the withdrawal behavior to free the attempt act from the punishment is the contouring of its wrongdoing. Thereby, it appears that there are two fundamentally different forms of the wrongdoing of the attempt act. The peculiarities of these forms will not have no influence on the justification to free the attempt act from the punishment. |