Volume 11 - Volume 11
Harm Caused by a Crime to a Legal Entity: Criminal Legal, Criminal Intelligence and Criminal Procedural Aspects of Comparative Legal Research
Abstract
The authors analyse the existing problems related to the determination of the extent and nature of
harm caused by a crime to a legal entity in accordance with the legislation of Russia and Vietnam in
theory and practice. According to the authors, the current legislation of Russia and Vietnam defines
various methods, the use of which makes it possible to determine the characteristics of harm for a
victim – a legal entity, such as: the investigative proceedings, the conduct of criminal intelligence
measures, the examination of documentary records, audits, and other studies.
At the end of the research the authors formulated the conclusion that now there are difficulties in
determining this type of harm as business reputation, as a result of this phenomenon the right of a
victim for harm compensation is limited. Consequently, the further development of the system of
legislation requires the creation of the most effective methods in order to quickly and expediently
establish the nature and extent of non-property damage (including business reputation) caused by a
crime to a legal entity.
Paper Details
PaperID: 1764
Author's Name: Dmitriy Aleksandrovich Ivanov, Kim Dung Vo, Viktor Victorovich Pushkarev and Elmir Nizamievich Alimamedov
Volume: Volume 11
Issues: Volume 11
Keywords: Criminal Prosecution, Criminal Law, Criminal Intelligence Activity, Investigation of Crimes, Property Damage, Damage to Business Reputation, A Legal Entity, A Victim, Criminal Intelligence Measures.
Year: 2021
Month: April
Pages: 1377-1385