- •1 The state: the concept, the characteristic features and its functions.
- •Characteristic features of the state
- •2 The form of the state
- •Features of the legal state:
- •3 Form of state – the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- •The State Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •4 The law: concept, features, system. Hierarchy of Kazakhstan legislation.
- •Classification of the law system
- •Law features:
- •Principles of the law:
- •5 Legal regulation: the concept, subject and method.
- •1 Basics of the constitutional order of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- •Principles of the constitutional order of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •3 Citizenship as the link between an individual and a state.
- •Citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan can be granted to:
- •Applications for acquiring citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan will be refused if an applicant:
- •Citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •Is cancelled under the following circumstances:
- •Citizenship of the Republic of Kazakhstan is lost:
- •4 Constitutional legal status of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •5 Constitutional legal status of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •6 Constitutional legal status of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •7 Constitutional legal status of the Constitutional Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •1 The history of the judicial system of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- •2 Judicial system of the Republic of Kazakhstan: the concept, judicial levels and judicial instance.
- •Principles of justice:
- •3 The main characteristics of the types of Kazakhstan courts.
- •1 District Courts and Courts Equivalent to Them/
- •2. Oblast Courts and Courts Equivalent to Them
- •3. The Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •4 The legal status of judges in the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •1 The civil law: the concept, the subject and method of regulation.
- •2 The concept, the system and chief principles of the civil legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- •3. The concept of the natural persons and the general revision of the citizens' legal personality.
- •4. The concept and features of the legal entity. The kinds and forms of the legal entities.
- •5 The concept and the content of the right of ownership.
- •The content of the right of ownership
- •1 The family law: the concept, the subject, chief principles and method of regulation.
- •As to a family-law method, it is characterized by a number of specific features:
- •2 The terms and procedure for entering into a marriage. Termination of the marriage
- •3 The Legal and Contractual Regime of the Spouses' Property.
- •4The Parents' Rights and Duties.
- •1Objective, tasks and Principles of the labor legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •2 Participants in labour relations. Grounds for emergence of labour relations
- •3 The employment contract.
- •4 Internal labour regulations. Labor discipline
- •Internal labour regulations
- •5 The citizen’s right to pensions pursuant.
- •1 The main concepts and principle of certainty of taxation
- •The Principle of Certainty of Taxation
- •2 The rights and obligations of the taxpayer The Rights of the Taxpayer
- •3 The Objectives and the Structure of the Tax Service Authorities
- •4 Kinds of taxes and other obligatory payments.
- •Other obligatory payments
- •1 Land legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan: concept, principles and tasks.
- •Principles of Land Legislation
- •Tasks of land legislation
- •2 Ownership, land-use right and other property rights to land
- •Types of land use rights
- •The right of permanent use
- •3 Categories of land
- •4 General Provisions of environmental law.
- •Relationship Regulated by environmental code
- •Fundamental Principles of the Environmental Legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- •5 Structure of the Environmental Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- •1The concept and categories of a crime
- •Categories of a crime
- •2 The Concept of Complicity in a Crime
- •Types of Accessories in a Crime
- •Liability of Accessories in a Crime
- •The Forms of Complicity in a Crime
- •2 The Concept, purposes and types of punishment
- •Types of Punishment
- •3 Types of crime
- •13 Corruption Crimes and Other Crimes Against the Interests of the State Service
- •1 Civil procedure of the Republic of Kazakhstan: the general provisions.
- •2 Persons taking part in the civil procedure
- •3 Assignments and Principles of the Criminal Procedure
- •The principles of the criminal process
- •4 State authorities and persons participating in criminal procedures
- •1 Court
- •2 State Bodies and Official Persons, Who Perform the Functions of Criminal Prosecution
- •3 Participants of the Procedure, Who Protect Their Rights and Interests or the Represented Rights and Interests.
- •4 Other Persons who Participate in Criminal Procedures
Liability of Accessories in a Crime
Criminal liability of accessories in a crime shall be determined by the character and degree of participation of each of them in the commission of a given crime.
Co-performers shall bear liability in accordance with one and the same article of the present Code for a crime jointly committed by them, without reference to Article 28 of the present Code.
The liability of an organizer, abettor, and accomplice, shall arise under an article which stipulates punishment for the commission of a crime, with reference to Criminal Code, except for the cases in which they simultaneously were co-performers of a given crime.
In case a given crime was not consummated by its performer due to circumstances which were not dependent on him, the remaining accessories shall bear liability for complicity in preparation for the commission of that crime, or for an attempted crime. For preparation for an offense, criminal liability shall also be borne by a person who did not succeed in abetting other persons to the commission of a crime, due to circumstances which were not dependent on him.
A person who is not a performer or an accessory in a given crime that is specially indicated in the relevant article of the Special Part of the Criminal Code, but who participated in the commission of a crime stipulated by that relevant article, shall bear criminal liability for that crime as his organizer, abettor, or accomplice.
The commission by a person of a crime which was not covered by the intent of other co-participants shall be recognised as an excess of a co-participant. Other participants in a given crime shall not be subject to criminal liability for an excess.
The Forms of Complicity in a Crime
1. A crime shall be recognised as committed by a group of persons, if two or more performers jointly participated in its commission without preliminary collusion.
2. A crime shall be recognised as committed by a group of persons under preliminary collusion, if the persons who participated in it earlier agreed on joint commission of a given crime.
3. A crime shall be recognised as committed by an organized group, if it is committed by a stable group of persons who earlier united for the commission of one or several crimes.
4. A crime shall be recognised as committed by a criminal association (criminal organization), if it is committed by a united organized group (organization) which is created for the commission of grave or especially grave crimes, or by an association of organized groups created for the same purposes.
A person who created an organized group or a criminal association (criminal organization), or who guided them, shall be subject to criminal liability for their organization and guidance in cases stipulated by the relevant articles of the Special Part of the Criminal Code, as well as for all crimes which were committed by a given organized group or a criminal association (criminal organization), if those crimes were covered by his criminal intent. Other participants of an organized group or a criminal association (criminal organization) shall bear criminal liability for participation in them in cases stipulated by the relevant articles of the Special Part of the Criminal Code, as well as for crimes in preparation or the commission of which they participated.
The creation of an organized group in cases, which are not stipulated by articles of the Special Part of the present Code, shall entail criminal liability for preparation for those crimes for the commission of which it was created.