Chapter III. Circumstances which Exclude Criminal Liability
2022.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-[B]/2022
Intentional violation of the confidentiality of correspondence which has been committed by a journalist
07.03.2019.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK- 105/2019
Legitimate self-defence and the assessment of the exceeding of its limits
22.11.2013.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-528/2013
Separation of murder from necessary self-defence and apparent self-defence
22.01.2013.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-19/2013
Necessary self-defence as a condition, which estops criminal procedure
23.09.2009.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-503/2009
An individual’s being in position of necessary self-defence
14.09.2007.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-489/2007
Apparent self-defence, the same as necessary defence, is possible only if certain compulsory conditions exist. In case of necessary self-defence such condition would be real threat, and in case of apparent self-defence – actions, which are considered to be such threat. If a person with no reason has imagined that attack occurs, as victim’s actions and concrete circumstances of a case didn’t provide reason of that, then this person is responsible for harm caused intentionally on general grounds
10.10.2000.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-297/2000
Pursuant to Section 58, Paragraph two of the Criminal Law, a criminal case is reasonably terminated because the offender has concluded a settlement with the victim, who has confirmed this fact in writing prior to the commencement of the court investigation
27.04.1999.
Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK- 125/1999
Pursuant to Article 31 (4) of the Criminal Law, causing negligent harm to a detained person is negligent
