Liability for public incitement to commit illegal acts in foreign laws
The article focuses on the regulation of the responsibility for public calls to commit illegal acts in international law. It has been revealed that the criminal legislation of foreign States concerning liability for public calls to commit unlawful acts, is the presence of rules prohibiting public incitement to commit a crime. For the preparation of the article, the author used the following methodological framework: a set of scientific and special methods of cognition of socio-legal reality. Methodological basis of the study is presented by the comparative method. The author concludes that among the foreign countries rules regarding the responsibility for public calls to extremist activities (within the meaning of same under the Russian criminal law),the most widely developed are the regulations on penalties for public calls for attacks on the constitutional order, overthrow of power, etc. Moreover, it is often recognized as punishable, including the possession of materials containing such calls.