The influence of the auothrshit theory of Roxin in the spaniard doctrine and jurisprudence. Critical considerations

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Miguel Díaz y García Conlledo
Universidad de León

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Perpetratorship, co- perpetratorship, domination of the act, functional domination of the act, objective and positive determination of the act, restrictive concept of perpetrator

Abstract

The influence of Roxin’s conception on perpetratorship has been very important in Spain, as in many other countries. It has not only numerous followers, but it is acenter of any reflection on perpetratorship. This paper reviews both the conformistand dissenting currents in Spain. The debate is continued with Roxin’s conception onco- perpetratorship.

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Nov 28, 2012

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Díaz y García Conlledo, M. (2012). The influence of the auothrshit theory of Roxin in the spaniard doctrine and jurisprudence. Critical considerations. Nuevo Foro Penal, 7(76), 15–48. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/nuevo-foro-penal/article/view/1699
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Vol. 7 No. 76 (2011)
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Studies
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Miguel Díaz y García Conlledo, Universidad de León

Criminal law professor at the León University (Spain)

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