Principal offense

According to the restrictive principal offense concept - formal objectivity theory that it is a convincing theory (normative principal offense concept), the principal offense (I make out result) means a person performing a practice act (basic constitution requirements pertinence fact) by oneself. It is an anti-concept of the complicity.

Coauteurs are not principal offenses in such a meaning, and, by the interpretation of constitution requirements, there are the principal offense in the extended meaning and the interpretation that it is, and, on the other hand, both the singlehanded offense and the coauteurs are meanings similar together, and there is the interpretation to be a principal offense.

A singlehanded offense includes a direct principal-offense and an indirect perpetration. In addition, coauteurs include practice coauteurs and an accomplices' conspiratorial crime.

How these principal offenses characteristics are established the foundation for is a problem.

Allied item

• Indirect perpetration
• Complicity
  • Coauteurs - accomplices' conspiratorial crime
  • Instigation
  • Assistance

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