Геннадий Есаков - Mens Rea в уголовном праве Соединенных Штатов Америки
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В монографии впервые в отечественной литературе сделана попытка рассмотреть в историческом ключе на примере Соединённых Штатов Америки одну из центральных категорий англо-американского уголовного права – категорию mens rea как субъективную составляющую преступного деяния. Вплоть до сегодняшних дней проблематика mens rea рассматривалась в российской науке уголовного права лишь на уровне частных вопросов, тогда как комплексное осмысление категории mens rea, совершенно не похожей на российскую категорию вины, не просто углубляет наши познания о зарубежном праве, но и способно в ином свете отразить достоинства и недостатки традиционных представлений о субъективной стороне преступления в отечественной доктрине.
Придерживаясь историко-догматического подхода, автор подробно исследует истоки mens rea в общем праве Англии; рецепцию последнего американским правом и дальнейшие вехи развития категории mens rea на американской почве. Не ограничиваясь сугубо теоретическими вопросами, автор стремится показать практическое приложение в американском праве доктринальных концепций на примере учения о юридической ошибке, тяжкого убийства по правилу о фелонии и процессуальных аспектов доказывания mens rea. Особое внимание в работе уделяется анализу Примерного уголовного кодекса 1962 г. и современного американского уголовного законодательства.
Для научных и практических работников, студентов и аспирантов, а также всех интересующихся теорией и практикой зарубежного уголовного права и его историей.
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