Comparative and Legal Characteristics of the Objective Side of the Crime and Administrative Offence
This article touches upon the comparative and legal characteristics of the objective side of the crime and administrative offence. The authors reveal the essence of the mandatory and optional features of the objective side of the crime and administrative offence, while finding both similar and distinctive features of this element. The relevance of the research topic is due to the borderline nature of crimes and administrative offences, in particular the objective side, as this element is a key element in the system of crime. It would be almost impossible to define a particular crime without it, as well as to find the “very edge” that allows to distinguish crimes from administrative offences and civil law offences. Many scientists in this field of law give different opinions with regards to the objective side of the crime and administrative offence. This concept is developing very dynamically and, thanks to the practical activities of various state bodies in modern conditions, obliges to further expansion and deepening of theoretical research in the field of criminal law and administrative law.