For example, A.M. Lazarev, G.N. Borzenkov
(1981), defines a special subject as the person who
has both common features and additional qualities.
V.A. Vladimirov, G.A. Levitsky (1964)
concretize a special subject as the one who has the
specific features listed in the disposition of the article.
Accordingly, when classifying the characteristics
of a special subject, we propose to take into account
the characteristics of the legal status of the subject
depending on the role that he plays in the commission
of the crime: organizer / leader (DeKeseredy and
Dragiewicz, 2012).
In this case, enumeration for the meaning of the
features of a special subject is as follows:
1) Optional features forming the components of
crime
2) Acting as qualifying features
3) The implication for the individualization of
punishment, aggravating criminal liability.
Controlling common criminal and economic
crime in the course of their criminal activity,
professional criminals participate in criminal
business operations actively, making fabulous profits
from the criminal arms trade, trafficking and sale of
drugs, sale of innards, organizing of the sex-work
sector and the total control of the smuggling of goods
across the border (Gondolf, 2012).
Professional criminals are legal co-founders of a
significant part of the economic sphere of business,
continuing further work on the legalization of capital
acquired by illegal means, trying to take control of the
economy of the city, region, concentrating tax-free
money in the criminal community. It means that they
are the most active participants in the formation of the
“shadow” economies and constitute a real threat to
the national security of the country.
We believe that the knowledge of the personality
of a criminal - the code-bound thief, who, being the
most important link in the entire mechanism of
criminal behavior of criminal communities creates
problems for the stabilization of our society, makes
the base for the effective counteraction against
professional crime.
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