To returns with the objective imputation, the criminal participation, the improper omission and the criminal law of the guilt
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Objective imputation, participation, omission
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In this paper, the author presents a general view and his personal position about four problems that are essentials for the criminal dogmatic: the objective imputation, the participation in the injury, the imputation of an injury for omission and the culpability.
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