EXTENDED CRIMINAL OFFENSE AND SOME CRIMINAL LAW INSTITUTE

Authors

  • Miodrag Bajić Chief special prosecutor of the Special Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Srpska

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7251/SPM1548261B

Abstract

The author deals with the relationship between a prolonged criminal offense and some institutes of criminal substantive and procedural law. The selection of these institutes and their connection with the institute of prolonged criminal offense was made on the basis of the analysis of the mutual connection between the application of the institute of prolonged criminal offense and these other institutes. Thus, the author deals with the relationship between the extended criminal offense and the temporal validity of the criminal law, then applying the principle of ne bis in idem in the case of an extended criminal offense, as well as the relationship between the extended criminal offense and the statute of limitations and amnesty. The author points out that the relation of the extended criminal offense to these institutes reflects all the complexity of its application in practice, as well as that the new legal solution of this institute in the Republic of Srpska tries to overcome these problems, but some dilemmas of its application have not been fully resolved.

Published

12/06/2022

Issue

Section

Professional articles