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ON THE OBJECT OF CRIMINAL-LEGAL PROTECTION IN THE SCIENCE OF CRIMINAL LAW

The phrase “object of criminal-legal protection” is often used in criminal law literature, usually in studies directly or indirectly involving issues of the object of crime. At the same time, many authors do not distinguish between the concepts “object of criminal-legal protection” and “object of crime”; these concepts are combined or replaced. Among those researchers who still consider these phenomena different, the content of the object of criminal-legal protection is directly dependent on the meaning that each of the authors puts into the concept of “object of crime”. On the basis of already existing developments on this issue, an attempt was made to search for a new view (approach) on the “object of criminal-legal protection” that meets the modern ideas of the goals and objectives of criminal law.