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control) and Art. 126 of the Tax code (failure to provide the tax author­ity for the required data for the tax control). These rules are almost identical in the content. The issue of their delimitation has been re­solved by the Decree of the Superior Court of the Arbitration of Janu­ary 27, 2003 №2 «On some issues relating to the introduction of the Code of Administrative Offences»
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. The Responsibility for administra­tive offenses in the area of taxes is established in articles 15.3–15.9 and 15.11 of the Administrative Code. Subjects of liability according to these articles are officials of organizations. According to chapters 15, 16 and 18 of the Tax Code subjects of the tax responsibility are orga­nizations (but not their officials). Therefore, the administrative re­sponsibility of officials of commercial organizations does not preclude the organization from the tax liability.
However, in cases of offenses by physical persons (individual entre­preneurs), there is a competition of the administrative and tax re­sponsibility. This competition is resolved in favor of the tax liability in mind of the direct reference in the footnote to Art. 15.3 of the Ad­ministrative Code.
c) Partial delegation of responsibility for violation of the tax legisla­tion to other branches of the law. For example, it takes place in Art.
199.2 of the Criminal Code, where the criminal liability for the conceal­ment of money or property of the organization or an individual entre­preneur, at the expense of which collection of taxes and (or) duties must be made. The responsibility for such an act is only in the Criminal Code. The Tax Code does not establish responsibility for such an offense. Thus, the responsibility is delegated to the sphere of the criminal law.
Very often there is a collision of the criminal and administrative law. Both of these branches of the law are protective. Chapters 14–16 of the Administrative Code establish liability for offenses in the sphere of economy.
In some cases, the Criminal Code and the Administrative Code are aimed at protecting the same economic relations. Consequently, there is a competition of the administrative law and the criminal law in this case.
For example Art. 14.1 of the Administrative Code (entrepreneurial activity without state registration or without a special permit (license))
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Supreme Arbitrartion Court Herald. 2003. №3 [Вестник ВАС РФ. 2003. №3].
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is directly related to art. 171 of the Criminal Code (illegal business, that carries out business activities without registration or without a license in cases where such a license is required if the act caused a large-scale damage to citizens, organizations or the state, or it is asso­ciated with the exctraction of huge profits). In this case the question of the criminal or administrative liability is decided solely based on the amount of income and damages.
Thus, the question of the relationship between the criminal and administrative liability in the field of economic relations is solved as follows. The criminal and administrative responsibility simultaneously for the commission of the same offense is impossible. The Criminal and administrative liability is differentiated on the basis of the amount of the damage and the amount of generated income.
Meanwhile, the situation of correlation of the administrative liabili­ty to the criminal one, so-called administrative prejudice is possible. This institution is characterized as follows: in the case of the offense for the first time the offender is subjected to the administrative liability. In cases he commits the same acts the second or the third time within a certain term he is already involved to the criminal liability.
Until recently, the administrative prejudice was provided for in Art. 178 of the Criminal Code (preventing, restricting or eliminating of a competition), now the restriction of a competition). It was pointed out that a person is subjected to the criminal liability for the crime in question only if they have previously been brought to the adminis­trative liability two or more times for similar actions within three years. Thus the ratio of the second variant of the criminal and admini­strative liability in Russia in the sphere of economic relations is a grad­ual development of the administrative responsibility to the criminal responsibility in case of the repetition of similar acts.
Finally, the third option of the ratio of the criminal and administra­tive law in Russia in the sphere of protection of economic relations is possible. In this case the rules are aimed at protecting similar, but not identical social relations. For example, Art. 178 of the Criminal Code establishes the criminal responsibility for the restriction of the compe­tition by entering into economic entities competing agreement to re­strict a competition (cartel), forbidden by the antimonopoly legisla­tion of the Russian Federation, if this act caused a large-scale damage to citizens, organizations or the state or resulted in getting huge in-
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come. At the same time, art. 14.31 of the administrative code contains administrative responsibility for the abuse of the dominant position in the commodity market, i. e. the commission of acts that are recog­nized as an abuse of a dominant position and prohibited by the antimo­nopoly legislation of the Russian Federation, if such actions lead or may lead to the infringement of rights of other persons.
The same principle should be used to separate Article 15.17 of the Administrative Code for the unfair issue of securities, ie violation by the Issuer established by federal laws and in accordance with other normative legal acts of the order (procedure) of securities issue, if this action does not contain a criminal offense, and Art. 185 of the Criminal Code (the introduction to the prospectus of the securities of the delib­erately false information, approval or confirmation, containing obvi­ously false information prospectus or report (notification) on the issue of securities, as well as placement of equity securities, edition of which has not passed the state registration, except in cases when the legisla­tion of the Russian Federation on securities does not provide the state registration of edition of securities, if these acts caused significant dam­age to individuals, organizations or the state).
In these cases both administrative and criminal liability is possible, because protective relationship though similar, but not identical.
The Disciplinary liability is another option of the liability for economic crimes in Russia. At the same time the disciplinary responsi­bility is always considered as an alternative legal liability along with other kinds of legal liability. In particular, Art. 14 of the Federal Law of 29 April 2004 «On Commercial Secrets» states that a violation of this Federal Law will entail disciplinary, civil, administrative or criminal liability in accordance with the Russian law. An employee, who in connection with the performance of his labour duties was given an access to the information that constitutes a trade secret, the owners of which are the employer and his counterparties will bear disciplinary responsibility in accordance with the laws of the Russian Federation in the event of intentional or negligent disclosure of such information in the absence of the crime in his actions.
The Feature of the disciplinary responsibility is that it is a possible combination with other types of legal liability. In particular, bringing to the disciplinary liability for disclosure of trade secrets absolute­ly does not exclude the possibility of involvement of the perpetrator
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to the civil liability in the form of compensation for the harm caused by the disclosure of trade secrets, as well as to the administrative or criminal liability, depending on the nature of the offense.
Summing up the research on the nature of responsibility for eco­nomic crimes in Russia, we note the following. Economic relations are regulated by various branches of the law (civil, tax, etc.). These branch­es of the law establish the rights and obligations of the participants of social relations, as well as sanctions for the violation of these norms. The Criminal and administrative laws aimed at protecting the eco­nomic relations, do not establish rights and obligations of the partici­pants in public relations. These areas of the law set only responsibility for their violation.
The ratio of the criminal law and regulatory branches of the law is possible in two ways: criminal and administrative responsibility in ad­dition to liability of regulatory branches of the law; partial delegation of responsibility to protective branches of the law.
The ratio of criminal liability and administrative liability can be manifested in three aspects.
Firstly, the competition of responsibility, when the norms of the criminal law and the administrative law are aimed at the protection of the same relations. Selection of responsibility in this case depends on the nature of the damage or the size of the recovered income. Secondly, escalating of the administrative liability into the criminal, when re­peated (twice or more) commission is similar. Thirdly, when the rules of the criminal and administrative law protect similar, but not identical public relations. In these cases both administrative and criminal liabil­ities are possible.
A special type of the legal liability for economic crimes is a disci­plinary responsibility. Its peculiarity lies in the fact that it does not af­fect the possibility of simultaneous occurrence of other types of the le­gal liability: civil, administrative or criminal.
Having analysed the nature of the legal liability in Russia we shall examine the nature of responsibility for economic crimes in Italy. According to Art. 39 of the Criminal Code, a criminal liability is possi­ble for two forms of the criminal activity in Italy: crimes and misde­meanors, which vary depending on the type of a punishment.
While studying the sources of the criminal law in Italy, we noted that the feature of the Italian law is that the criminal laws are often not
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codified in a single act. They are in separate legislative acts. Thus, regulatory and protective norms of the law and norms of various branches of the law establishing different types of the legal liability can be in the same legislative act.
It should be noted that the issue of the relationship between the crime and other types of delicts, i. e. the ratio of the criminal liabi­lity and other types of the legal liability is considered in details in the doctrine of the criminal law in Italy.
The question of delimitation of the criminal and administrative liability is one of the most interesting legal issues, which is considered by Italian scientists. Separation of the administrative and criminal law, as a rule, is considered by the difference of sanctions used for these branches of the law. Traditionally criminal legal sanctions are consid­ered to be more stringent in the doctrine of the criminal law of Italy. Criminal sanctions always have a punitive character. Administrative sanctions may also have a compensation function
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The problem of differentiation of the criminal and administrative law is largely due to the similarity of pecuniary sanctions in the crimi­nal and administrative law. In particular, according to Art. 18 the Criminal Code of the Italian fine (multa) and reparation (l’ammenda) are named among the sanctions. Similar property sanctions are provided in the administrative law too. According to the theory of the criminal law of Italy property sanctions should be regarded as administrative sanctions if they are not related with fines and reparation as a conse­quence of the commission of the crime2.
This rule has been established in Article. 32 of the Act of 24 No­vember 1989 n. 689 «modifiche al sistema penale». It is not a crime and is subjected to an administrative penalty in the form of cash pay­ments to all offenses for which the punishment is provided only in the form of a fine (multa) and reparation (l’ammenda). Exceptions are financial offenses referred to in Art. 39 of the Law.
In addition to the Criminal Code of Italy directly the question of delimitation of administrative offenses and crimes has been solved in art. 9 of the Act of 24 November 1989 n. 689, which states, that
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Cadoppi, Alberto. Veneziano, Paolo. Elementi di diritto penale. Parte generale.
Vicenza, 2015. pp. 6–7.
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Marinucci, Georgio, Dolcini, Emilio. Corso di diritto penale. Milano, 1999, pp. 252.
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a special rule is applied in the case of both criminal and administrative sanctions for the same offense
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Thus, in the theory of the criminal law, a question arises: what is the norm of the law, where the case will be considered as special. In particular, it is noted that the administrative legislation largely sectoral, and therefore specialized2. But the criminal law is more often used in the court practice. It should also be noted that in some legal decisions there is an exception in priority, both in favor of the admini­strative law, and in favor of the criminal law.
Differentiation of the criminal and financial responsibility is also important to study the nature of the legal liability for economic crimes in Italy. It should be noted that the financial responsibility is consid­ered as a part of the administrative responsibility in many legislative acts and in the doctrine of the Italian law.
In the theory of the criminal law in Italy the question is resolved in terms of differentiation of the financial crime (reati finanziari) and fi­nancial offenses (illecito finanaziari). It is permited in a number of laws that determine the order of responsibility for a financial misdemeanor and financial crime. In particular, Art. 39 of the Act of 24 November 1989 n. 6893 states what offense is punishable only by a redress of the damage (l’ammenda) and is not a crime. Only administrative penalty in the form of payment of a sum of money can be assigned to the perpetrator. If the legislation on securities provides other forms of property accountability, a perpetrator has to pay both penalties.
In general, the same criteria for distinguishing financial and adminis­trative responsibility from criminal responsibility are used in the Ital­ian law. These criteria relate to the nature of the delict. A criminal act has a greater degree of public danger than a financial or administrative delict. We can note that similar in nature criteria of delimitation of ad­ministrative offenses from a crime exist in the doctrine of the Russian criminal law.
The issue of delimitation of the civil and criminal liability is one of the most interesting in the Italian criminal law. As a rule, such demar­cation is based on more stringent sanctions for crimes. At the same
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Legge 24 novembre 1989 n. 689.
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Ronco M. La legge penale. Bologna, 2006. pp. 375–376.
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Legge 24 novembre 1989 n. 689.
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time, the onset of more severe sanctions for offenses indicates that criminal delicts much more socially dangerous than civil torts. There­fore, it is necessary the participation of the state as one of the parties to the criminal proceedings
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. Fine as a measure of responsibility is characteristic for both criminal law and civil law in Italy. But the na­ture of these penalties is inherently different. Criminal penalties have a goal to punish the person who has committed a crime. The purpose of civil penalties is to restore the violated rights.
It should be noted that in the Italian legislation, these two types of legal responsibility are closely related. In particular, the Italian Criminal Code contains a separate chapter VII (Titolo VII. Delle san­zioni civili), regulating the issues of civil penalties (Restituzioni e risar­cimento del danno) in the case of a crime. According to the norms of the chapter of the Criminal Code of Italy every crime requires com­pensation in accordance with the civil law. The perpetrators of the crime must bear the burden of compensation. In this case, the people committing a crime (partners) are jointly and severally liable (civil liability) for the commission of the crime.
Summarizing the nature of the research of the legal responsibility for economic torts under the Italian law, the following should be noted. The specifics of the legal responsibility for the economic torts relates to the fact that it is a combination of different types of the legal liability (criminal, administrative, civil, financial and legal). Delimitation of dif­ferent types of delicts is based on a type of legal sanctions that is typical for this type of responsibility. According to the criminal law doctrine, the only criterion for distinguishing a crime from other types of offenses, for which the liability is set in the form of financial sanctions (adminis­trative, financial and civil delicts), is the volume of money of these sanctions. More stringent financial sanctions are characteristic for the criminal law2.
Thus, the nature of the legal liability for economic torts in Russia and Italy is generally similar. Consequently, a further comparison of the criminal legislation of the two states is interesting and quite revealing.
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Cadoppi Alberto, Veneziano, Paolo. Elementi di diritto penale. Parte generale.
Vicenza, 2015. pp. 4–6.
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Marinucci Georgio, Dolcini Emilio. Corso di diritto penale. Le norme penali: finti I limiti di applicabilita il reato; nozione, struttura e sistematica. Milano, 2001. pp. 397.
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Серебренникова А. В.
профессор кафедры уголовного права и криминологии юридического факультета МГУ им. М. В. Ломоносова, д-р юрид. наук
Харламов Д. Д.
аспирант кафедры уголовного права и криминологии юридического факультета МГУ им. М. В. Ломоносова
К вопросу об уголовной ответственности
за оскорбление и клевету: германский опыт
Наше внимание к вопросам уголовной ответственности за кле­вету и оскорбление в УК Германии было вызвано тем, что россий­ский законодатель за последний год предпринял несколько шагов по «совершенстванию» института ответственности в УК РФ за кле­вету и оскорбление как части «процесса гуманизации» уголовного законодательства.
Сначала ввиду не вполне обосновано, на наш взгляд, были де­криминализированы ст. 129–130 УК РФ ФЗ от 7 декабря 2011 г. №420-ФЗ «О внесении изменений в УК РФ и отдельные законо­дательные акты РФ», вступившим в силу с 8 декабря 2011 г., и были приняты изменения, внесенные названным ФЗ в КоАП РФ. После этого «клевета», т. е. распространение заведомо ложных сведений, порочащих честь и достоинство другого лица или под­рывающих его репутацию, влекла за собой административную ответственность по ч. 1 ст. 5.60 КоАП РФ, а «оскорбление», т. е. унижение чести и достоинства другого лица, выраженное в неприличной форме, стала административным правонарушени­ем (ст. 5.61 КоАП РФ).
Затем ФЗ от 28 июля 2012 г. №141-ФЗ «О внесении изменений в УК РФ и отдельные законодательные акты РФ» клевета, кото­рая в течение восьми месяцев считалась административным право­нарушением, была возвращена в УК РФ в ст. 128.1. По ст. 5.60 КоАП, утратившей силу, за «заведомо ложные сведения, порочащие честь и достоинство лица или подрывающие его репутацию», мак­симальной санкцией был штраф в размере 5 тыс. руб. То есть, «адми­нистративная» клевета, просуществовала весьма незначительный
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период времени, и запомнилась некоторыми громкими процес­сами. Так, была осуждена учительница питерской школы №575 Т. Иванова, которую признали виновной в клевете о фальсифика­циях на президентских выборах.
Такие шаги отечественного законодателя свидетельствуют, на наш взгляд, о нестабильности и некоторой непродуманности совре­менной российской уголовной политики, которая, к сожалению, не имеет прочной научной основы.
Как теперь сформулирована ст. 128.1. («клевета») в УК РФ?
1. Клевета, т. е. распространение заведомо ложных сведений, порочащих честь и достоинство другого лица или подрывающих его репутацию, наказывается штрафом в размере до 500 тыс. руб­лей или в размере заработной платы или иного дохода осужденно­го за период до 6-ти месяцев, либо обязательными работами на срок до 160 часов.
2. Клевета, содержащаяся в публичном выступлении, публично демонстрирующемся произведении или СМИ, наказывается штра­фом в размере до 1 млн руб. или в размере заработной платы или иного дохода осужденного за период до 1 года, либо обязатель­ными работами на срок до 240 часов.
3. Клевета, совершенная с использованием своего служебного по­ложения, наказывается штрафом в размере до 2 млн руб. или в раз­мере заработной платы или иного дохода осужденного за период до 2 лет, либо обязательными работами на срок до 320 часов.
4. Клевета о том, что лицо страдает заболеванием, представля­ющим опасность для окружающих, а равно клевета, соединенная с обвинением лица в совершении преступления сексуального харак­тера, наказывается штрафом в размере до 3 млн рублей или в раз­мере заработной платы или иного дохода осужденного за период до 3 лет, либо обязательными работами на срок до 400 часов.
5. Клевета, соединенная с обвинением лица в совершении тяжкого или особо тяжкого преступления, наказывается штра­фом в размере до 5 млн руб. или в размере заработной платы или иного дохода осужденного за период до 3 лет, либо обязатель­ными работами на срок до 480 часов.
Как мы видим, новая статья УК РФ (ст. 128.1) состоит из пяти частей (прежде их было три). Анализируя данную норму, можно прийти к выводу, что в связи с принятием данного закона смягче-
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ние наказания за клевету (как часть процесса гуманизации уголов­ного законодательства) оказалось недолгим. Хотя за клевету теперь и не будут назначать наказание в виде лишения свободы, и в этом главное отличие новой ст. 128.1. от старой, 129-й, исключенной из УК РФ в декабре 2015 г., которая в качестве максимального наказания предусматривала лишение свободы на срок до 3-х лет лишения свободы при квалифицированной клевете. В отличие от этого, в действующей ст. 128.1. наказанием являются денежный штраф и обязательные работы.
Размер установленного в данной норме штрафа поражает. В частности, за клевету, содержащуюся в публичном выступле­нии, публично демонстрирующемся произведении или СМИ, на­казанием является штраф в размере до 1 млн руб. или в разме­ре заработной платы или иного дохода осужденного за период до 1 года, а за клевету с использованием своего служебного поло­жения предусмотрен штраф в размере до 2 млн руб, за ложное об­винение лица в совершении тяжкого или особо тяжкого преступ­ления — до 5 млн руб.! Как известно, штрафы в нашей стране исполняются лишь в части, поэтому весьма проблематичным, на наш взгляд, является назначение штрафов в таких размерах с точки зрения достижения целей наказания и его эффективности в целом.
Заслуживает внимания и в ч. 4 и такой признак состава, как «за­болевание, представляющее опасность для окружающих». В со­ответствии со ст. 42 Закона РФ «Основы законодательства РФ об охране здоровья граждан» перечень заболеваний, представляю­щих опасность для окружающих, определяется Правительством РФ и Данный перечень был утвержден Постановлением Прави­тельства РФ от 1 декабря 2004 г. №715 (в ред. Постановления Пра­вительства РФ от 13.07.2012 г. №710) «Об утверждении перечня социально значимых заболеваний и перечня заболеваний, пред­ставляющих опасность для окружающих». В соответствии с ним к заболеваниям, представляющим опасность для окружающих, относятся: болезнь, вызванная вирусом иммунодефицита челове­ка (ВИЧ); вирусные лихорадки, передаваемые членистоногими, и вирусные геморрагические лихорадки; гельминтозы; гепатит B; гепатит C; дифтерия; инфекции, передающиеся преимуществен­но половым путем; лепра; малярия; педикулез, акариаз и другие инфестации; сап и мелиоидоз; сибирская язва; туберкулез; холе-
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