IMPROVING CRIMINAL LIABILITY MEASURES FOR FAILURE TO REPORT A CRIME AND ITS CONCEALMENT
Keywords:
failure to report a crime, concealment of a crime, criminal liability, elements of a crime, qualification, complicity in a crime.Abstract
The article examines the issues of criminal liability for failure to report a crime and its concealment under Article 241 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. It analyzes the objective and subjective elements of the corpus delicti, the criteria for establishing a person’s knowledge of a committed or impending crime, and the distinction between these acts and complicity in a crime. The article also puts forward proposals for improving criminal legislation and legal qualification practice regarding the acts in question.
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