Multiple crime concerns
So far, the national law does not have any scientifically justified attitude to the application of norms that regulate manifestations of multiple crime; that is, neither theory nor practice can now suggest a unified and comprehensive definition to multiple crime. Multiple crime types receive a similar treatment as legislators and scholars of law tend to be of different opinions on the subject. It often turns out in practice that a crime recurs but no legal grounds are in place to establish the multiplicity. There is no universal practice to qualify such manifestations as many issues are solved by judicial interpretation that may basically contradict legal statutes. Moreover, there is no unanimity as to the differentiation between single complicated crimes and multiple crime. This work reviews the aforesaid issues and offers potential ways to solve them.