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Types of Crime - Hooliganism
Nr. | Sadaļas nosaukums | Lpp. |
Introduction | 4 | |
1. | Criminal offence | 5 |
1.1. | Classification of Criminal Offences | 6 |
2. | Hooliganism | 6 |
2.1. | Hooliganism qualification by the article 231of the Criminal Law | 7 |
2.2. | Public disorder delimitation from the other criminal offences | 8 |
3. | Hooliganism in Latvian. Statistical data | 10 |
Conclusions | 11 | |
Key words | 12 | |
List of used literature and Internet resources | 13 |
Conclusions
The author concludes that, Latvian criminal hooliganism intended as a separate crime, composition, defined as a willful act, which grossly violate public order and gets apparent indignity to the community.
If hooliganism during the use of weapons or other injury, specially adapted to objects, the offender's actions must be regarded as particularly malicious hooliganism.
In author opinion the menace of hooliganism in Latvia could be decreased by better police collaboration with society, especially police should more listen to the people worries. By making different advertisements which could change society’s way of thinking about hooliganism and crime at all, also popularizing diverse useful for sociality member’s and healthy activities police could combat the hooliganism. In addition it would be necessary to communicate with teenagers in schools letting them understand the consequence of crime activities like damaged life in future, miserable relationships in family and with friends.
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An offence (act or failure to act) committed deliberately (intentionally) or through negligence, provided for in this Law, and for the commission of which criminal punishment is set out, shall be considered a criminal offence. An offence (act or failure to act) which has the constituent elements of an offence set out in this Law, but has been committed in circumstances, which exclude criminal liability, shall not be considered criminal.