ACTIVE REGRET RELATED TO ATTEMPT IN POLISH CRIMINAL LAW

The monograph comprehensively presents the institution of active regret related to the attempt. The author discusses the history and function of the attempt and the institution of active regret. The work is an analysis of the applicable regulations shaping the conditions and criminal law consequences of showing active regret at the stage of the attempt. This allows for drawing a general final assessment of whether the provisions of the Polish Criminal Code allow for the implementation of the intended goals related to the introduction of the institution of active regret shown before the completion.

• Comprehensive presentation of the institution of active regret
• Analysis of the history and function of the attempt and active regret
• Discussion of applicable regulations regarding active regret
• Assessment of the achievement of goals related to the introduction of the institution of active regret
• Addressed to theorists and practitioners of criminal law
• Extensive analysis of the regulations regarding the attempt
• Hardcover for durability
• Impressive number of pages - 536

This book is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in criminal law, both theorists and practitioners. The author thoroughly analyzes the issues related to active regret and the attempt, offering a comprehensive view of this issue. This monograph is particularly important in the context of the search for effective legal solutions that allow for the implementation of the goals related to the introduction into the Polish legal order of the institution of active regret shown before the completion. This work will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge about criminal law and its practical application.

The publication is the result of the work of an experienced lawyer who conscientiously and thoroughly analyzes the provisions of criminal law and their application in practice. The author not only presents the theoretical aspects of active regret and the attempt but also refers to specific cases that criminal law practitioners may encounter in their daily work. Thanks to this, this book is not only a valuable source of knowledge but also a practical tool that can help in solving specific legal problems.

The Publishing House of the University of Silesia, known for its high-quality scientific publications, gives readers another item that certainly deserves attention. The hardcover, careful edition, and rich content make this book a valuable addition to any law library. The 250x186 mm format ensures reading comfort and facilitates the use of the publication in everyday work.

This monograph is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of active regret related to the attempt in Polish criminal law. It is a comprehensive and thorough study of this issue, which will certainly contribute to a better understanding of criminal law and its practical application. This book is addressed to both theorists and practitioners of criminal law who deal with criminal law in their professional work. It will certainly be valuable reading for law students, lawyers, prosecutors, and judges.