Continuing crimes: the moment of termination, features of complicity and the statute of limitations for criminal prosecution
The problem of continuing crimes has both theoretical and practical significance. The subject of this article is the issues of the end of these acts, the specifics of complicity and the beginning of the calculation of the statute of limitations. It is important for practitioners to understand and distinguish that in such crimes, legal and actual endings are distinguished. It is important to understand from what point the limitation periods begin to be calculated. The authors have offered answers to these questions.