CONSIDERATIONS ON CO-AUTHORSHIP AND INTERMEDIATE AUTHORSHIP IN OWN-HAND CRIMES IN THE SPANISH PENAL CODE

Authors

  • Orlando Gómez González

Keywords:

Authorship, Co-authorship, Criminal Law, Doctrinal analysis, Etiological jurisprudence of the crime

Abstract

The author of a crime is the person who carries out the criminal offense, dominating the execution, which he can carry out himself (direct or immediate authorship), jointly in agreement with others (co-authorship) or through others (mediate authorship). Objective imputation must be extended as the judgment that allows the legal imputation of the realization of the objective part of the type to its material execution.

Author Biography

Orlando Gómez González

Profesor de Derecho Penal

Instituto de Criminología

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

LETRAS JURÍDICAS, NÚMERO 01, 2005

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Published

2024-12-04

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Gómez González, O. . (2024). CONSIDERATIONS ON CO-AUTHORSHIP AND INTERMEDIATE AUTHORSHIP IN OWN-HAND CRIMES IN THE SPANISH PENAL CODE. LETRAS JURÍDICAS, (1), 1–12. Retrieved from https://revistaletrasjuridicas.com/index.php/lj/article/view/142

Issue

No. 1 (2005): LETRAS JURÍDICAS, NÚMERO 01, 2021

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