ILLEGAL ENTRY INTO A HOME, PREMISES OR OTHER STORAGE FACILITY AS A SIGN OF THEFT: THEORY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PRACTICE
Illegal entry into a home or into a room or other storage facility is often a qualifying sign of theft. The analysis of judicial practice shows that courts still face the problem of evaluating this feature. The paper studies the influence of deception of the victim in the case of illegal entry into the home on the criminal-legal characteristics of the socially dangerous act under consideration. In order to minimize the number of errors in the classification of crimes and the formation of uniform judicial practice, it is proposed to amend the current decision of the highest court on the issue of illegal entry.