Criminal law test
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Task 1.
1. A special part of the Criminal Law is:
a) a set of criminal law norms that establish the principles and general provisions of criminal law related to criminal law, crime, punishment and release from criminal liability and punishment;
b) a set of criminal law norms that establish the range and legal signs of socially dangerous acts that are crimes, as well as specific punishments applied for their commission;
c) an integral part of the legal system, which is a system of norms established by the state that determine the range of acts recognized as crimes, the type and amount of punishments for their commission, as well as the conditions for the application of norms and the imposition of punishment;
d) all answers are correct.
2. The meaning of the Special Part of Criminal Law:
a) contains an exhaustive list of acts that are crimes;
b) contains definitions of concepts and institutions of criminal law;
c) contains the main objectives and principles of criminal law;
d) contains the grounds for releasing a person from criminal liability and punishment.
3. Under criminalization in criminal law policy should be understood:
a) the process of changing the norms of the Special Part by excluding certain elements of crimes that have ceased to be socially dangerous;
b) the process of changing the norms of the Special Part by introducing new crimes into it as a result of identifying new socially dangerous forms of individual behavior;
c) the process of changing the main objectives and principles of criminal law.
4. The system of the Special Part of Criminal Law is:
a) a scientifically grounded arrangement of norms defining responsibility for certain crimes, according to certain groups, depending on the generality of the generic object, as well as relative to each other within each group;
b) a scientifically grounded arrangement of norms defining the principles and general provisions of criminal law related to criminal law, crime and punishment;
c) a scientifically grounded arrangement of norms that determine the sequence of types of criminal offenses: from the most dangerous to the least dangerous.
5. Under decriminalization in criminal law and
1. A special part of the Criminal Law is:
a) a set of criminal law norms that establish the principles and general provisions of criminal law related to criminal law, crime, punishment and release from criminal liability and punishment;
b) a set of criminal law norms that establish the range and legal signs of socially dangerous acts that are crimes, as well as specific punishments applied for their commission;
c) an integral part of the legal system, which is a system of norms established by the state that determine the range of acts recognized as crimes, the type and amount of punishments for their commission, as well as the conditions for the application of norms and the imposition of punishment;
d) all answers are correct.
2. The meaning of the Special Part of Criminal Law:
a) contains an exhaustive list of acts that are crimes;
b) contains definitions of concepts and institutions of criminal law;
c) contains the main objectives and principles of criminal law;
d) contains the grounds for releasing a person from criminal liability and punishment.
3. Under criminalization in criminal law policy should be understood:
a) the process of changing the norms of the Special Part by excluding certain elements of crimes that have ceased to be socially dangerous;
b) the process of changing the norms of the Special Part by introducing new crimes into it as a result of identifying new socially dangerous forms of individual behavior;
c) the process of changing the main objectives and principles of criminal law.
4. The system of the Special Part of Criminal Law is:
a) a scientifically grounded arrangement of norms defining responsibility for certain crimes, according to certain groups, depending on the generality of the generic object, as well as relative to each other within each group;
b) a scientifically grounded arrangement of norms defining the principles and general provisions of criminal law related to criminal law, crime and punishment;
c) a scientifically grounded arrangement of norms that determine the sequence of types of criminal offenses: from the most dangerous to the least dangerous.
5. Under decriminalization in criminal law and