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May 15, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Role of the Subjective Aspect in Qualifying Crimes Related to Violation of the Procedure for Using Fauna or Flora and Cruelty to Animals

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MAMarjona Akramova

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore how subjective aspects influence the classification of crimes concerning wildlife and animal cruelty.
  • Analysis of legal definitions and theories relating to subjective elements in criminal law.
  • Examination of case law involving wildlife and flora violations and animal cruelty.
  • Comparison of subjective indicators and their application in legal classifications.
  • Identified that subjective elements, including intent and motive, significantly impact legal classifications of offences.
  • Showed that the proper understanding of culpability can lead to more accurate accountability in wildlife and animal cruelty cases.
  • Highlighted gaps in current laws regarding the consideration of subjective factors in legal processes.

Abstract

It is well established that in criminal law, the subjective element of an offence –encompassing the forms of culpability, intent, purpose, and motive – is of decisive importance in the accurate legal classification of any crime. This paper investigates the role and significance of subjective indicators in classifying offences related to the violation of wildlife and flora use regulations and the cruel treatment of animals.

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Marjona Akramova (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b940e7dec685947abd4chttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20160774
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