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<strong>soxumis</strong> <strong>saxelmwifo</strong> <strong>universiteti</strong><br />

GURAM NACHKEBIA<br />

THE PROBLEM OF EVENTUAL INTENT IN CRIMINAL LAW<br />

In the article it is proved that eventual premeditation side as the negligent<br />

dependence the subject before his infringing activities is unknown to the traditional<br />

fault theories.This is the evaluative “negligence” conception, which psychological<br />

analog does not exist. The same points the 342 nd Article of Criminal<br />

Code of Georgian (service negligence), that is the sign of indifference.<br />

It comes of it that eventual premeditation and negligence are both characterized<br />

as common sign(indifference). This wiil be justified that the “indifferent”<br />

we can change with the term “irresponsible”. This means that the subject<br />

revealed the irresponsible dependence before the requirement of the criminal or<br />

provided norms, as the result of which he committed a infringing activity<br />

provoded by the criminal law. The premeditation before the state is the conscious<br />

negation of the positive responsibility, and the carelessness is recognized<br />

by his repudiation.<br />

From the other side,the fault for: the infringing activity – this is not an<br />

abstract accusal, as it is taken in the normative fault theory (the accusalhas not<br />

the corresponding subject), but is the basis of the accusal (the subject is accused<br />

of his irresponsibility in the infringing acrivity). Though the problem needs to<br />

be examinated.<br />

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