Posredni storilec pri kaznivem dejanju

Maver, Marija (author), Jakulin, Vid (mentor)

Posredno storilstvo je eden najnovejših uzakonjenih institutov s področja kazenskega prava. Od leta 2008 je v Kazenskem zakoniku (KZ-1) opredeljen kot oblika storilca, ki izvrši kaznivo dejanje z izrabljanjem in vodenjem drugega. Sodna praksa in teorija sta posredno storilstvo uporabljali že prej, vendar ne izrecno. Uporaba ni bila sporna, čeprav so nekateri teoretiki nasprotovali posrednemu storilstvu, ker da v sistemu limitirane akcesornosti udeležbe, kot je naš, to ni potrebno. V teoriji je utemeljeno na teoriji o oblasti nad dejanjem. Posredni storilec tipično z zmoto ali prisilo neposrednega storilca izrabi za izvršitev kaznivega dejanja. On je tisti, ki vse organizira in vodi, ima pregled in oblast nad celotnim dejanjem, le neposredno izvršitev prepusti neposrednemu storilcu. Konstrukcija posrednega storilstva je primerna tudi za t. i. organiziran aparat moči, čeprav so v tem primeru neposredni storilci povsem kazensko odgovorni.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: posredno storilstvo, teorija oblasti nad dejanjem, limitirana akcesornost udeležbe, napeljevanje, organizirani aparat moči
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Organization: PF - Faculty of Law
• Year: 2017
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-99015
• COBISS.SI-ID: 15988049
• Publication date in RUL: 21.12.2017

MAVER, Marija, 2017, Posredni storilec pri kaznivem dejanju [online]. Master’s thesis. [Accessed 14 April 2025]. Retrieved from: https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=99015

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Indirect perpetrator in a criminal offense

Abstract

Indirect perpetration is one of the most recent law-enforcement institutes in the field of criminal law. It was introduced into Slovenian law system in 2008. In Criminal Code, it is defined as a form of perpetrator committing a criminal offense through the exploitation and management of the another. Indirect perpetration was used in case law and in theory before, but not explicitly. The use was not controversial, although some theorists opposed to it, because in the system of limited accessibility of participation, such as our own, it is not necessary. Indirect perpetration is based on the control-theory of perpetration. The indirect perpetrator typically uses the direct perpetrator for the commission of a crime by mistake or coercion. He is the one who organizes and conducts everything, has an overview and authority over the entire act, but only direct enforcement is left to the direct perpetrator. The construction of the indirect perpetration is also suitable for so-called organized power structures, despite the fact that in this case the direct perpetrators are entirely criminal liable.

• Keywords: indirect perpetration, the control-theory of perpetration, limited accessibility of participation, theory of innocent agency, instigation, organised power structures