FREE LAW JOURNAL - VOLUME 3, NUMBER 1 (<strong>18</strong> JANUARY <strong>2007</strong>)which irritate, provoke or underestimate the attacker 19 . Socialcomponent of the institute of necessary defence should beconsidered in such situations. Namely, necessary defence standsfor protecting the rights from illegality, and because of that abuseof this institute is not excusable. If the attacked person haddeliberately provoked the attack, so as to use it and violate theattacker or his property, than the attacked person has no right onnecessary defence. Such cases are known as feign necessarydefence 20 .4) Attack has to be real.-Namely, it has to exist really in theoutside world. It means that it is necessary that the attack hasalready started or it is imminent. Whether an attack exists or not,is a factual question which is being solved by court in eachspecific case. Typical example of real attack is endangering life ormaking physical injuries to a person. If there is no real attack, butthe attacked person had a wrong or incomplete impression orillusion of its existence, there is no basis for necessary defence. Insuch case there is putative, imaginable or ostensible necessarydefence. This defence does not exclude the existence of a criminalact, but it could be a ground for exclusion of the guilt 21 .Therefore, putative necessary defence represents, in fact, the lackof conscience of the attacked person about some realcircumstance of the attack. That is, in fact, wrong impression andconviction that the attack aimed at violation of some property isreal. This mistake could be related to the conscience about theillegality of the attack (when there is legal mistake). In otherwords, putative necessary defence is reduced to unavoidablemistake, in broader or narrower sense that the attacked person isin a condition of real and objectively needed necessary defence.When judging the existence of necessary defence or its violation,19F. Antolisei, Manuale di diritto penale, Parte generale, Milano, 1997.p.192-19320Lj. Bavcon, A. Šelih, Kazensko pravo, Splošni del, Ljubljana, 1987, p.15121Z. Stojanović, Komentar Krivičnog zakona SR Jugoslavije, Službeni list,Beograd,1999. p. 22-2440BORISLAV PETROVIĆ PHD, AND DRAGAN JOVAŠEVIĆ - BASESFOR THE EXCLUSION OF THE CRIMINAL ACT IN CRIMINALLAW OF BOSNIA AND HERZGEGOVINA
FREE LAW JOURNAL - VOLUME 3, NUMBER 1 (<strong>18</strong> JANUARY <strong>2007</strong>)an act has to be seen on the whole, which means that it cannot bereduced and limited to only what had happened between thedefendant and late (that is, the one who has suffered loss)immediately before the gun shot.2.2. Conditions for the existence of defenceDefence or protection from the attack is every action of theattacked person aimed at eliminating, preventing or protectingfrom the attack. By protection from the attack, the attackedperson himself violates or endangers some legal property of theattacker. This violation or endangerment represents, in essence,formal characteristics of some criminal act from the special partof criminal codes in Bosnia and Herzegovina (most often it isabout a criminal act against life or physical integrity) 22 .Only in case when the attacked person, during the protectionfrom attack, violates some property of the attacker, the existenceof the institute of necessary defence is possible 23 . Necessarydefence is not only the defence from the attack which endangerssecurity of life of the attacked person, but every defence frompresent and illegal attack, if such defence was necessary forprotection from the attack.For the definition of needed defence, in the sense of penal <strong>law</strong>, itis absolutely necessary that the illegal attack is protected from bya punishable act towards the attacker. If such protection wouldnot be considered as a punishable act, then it would be a situationbeyond the area of penal <strong>law</strong> 24 . Defence, as an element ofnecessary defence, as well, has to fulfil certain conditions in order22N. Srzentić, A. Stajić, Lj. Lazarević, Krivično pravo SFRJ, Opšti deo,Savremena administracija, Beograd, 1978.p.17123G. Marjanovik, Makedonsko krivično pravo, Opšt del, Prosvetno delo, Skopje,1998.p.<strong>18</strong>324Đ. Avakumović, Teorija kaznenog prava, Beograd, <strong>18</strong>87-<strong>18</strong>89.p.27941BORISLAV PETROVIĆ PHD, AND DRAGAN JOVAŠEVIĆ - BASESFOR THE EXCLUSION OF THE CRIMINAL ACT IN CRIMINALLAW OF BOSNIA AND HERZGEGOVINA
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