Criminal subjectivity philosophically

Abstract

Criminal law Punitive legal rules set by the legislator to combat crimes that violate the security, stability and deterrence of society. The criminal law has a philosophical peculiarity in its explanation and interpretation of criminal acts committed by individuals, and the scope of application of the criminal law extends in terms of time and place In terms of time, the law in force at the time of its commission applies, and the determination of the time of the crime’s commission is due to the time when the acts of its execution were carried out without looking at the time when its outcome was achieved, and in order to achieve the philosophy of justice of the criminal law, because if a law is issued after the crime was committed, and before the ruling becomes It is finally issued, and the most appropriate law applies to the accused.