Some Features of the Criminal’s Personality in the Sphere of Real Estate Turnover

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The article presents the results of a comparative legal study of the personal characteristics of persons who have committed crimes in the sphere of real estate turnover and persons who have committed general crimes in the field of economic activity and against state power and the interests of the civil service, which made it possible to identify their significant differences. It is interesting fact is that the personal characteristics of the designated criminals differ not only in the level of upbringing, education, intelligence, official position, but also the criminal motivation for committing crimes varies. In the course of the study, the personal characteristics of the designated groups of criminals are compared and an analysis is presented, the results of which can be useful for predicting the further behavior of persons prone to committing crimes and the applying individual prevention measures to persons who have committed crimes.

The purpose of the study: to conduct a comparative legal analysis of persons who have committed crimes in the sphere of real estate turnover and persons who have committed crimes of a common criminal orientation, in the sphere of economic activity and against state power and the interests of public service.

The methodological basis of the work is a comparative legal approach, which allowed for a comparative analysis of the socio-criminological characteristics of persons who have committed crimes of a common criminal orientation and persons who have committed crimes in the sphere of real estate turnover, an analytical method by which the compared personality characteristics are investigated and distinctive features are highlighted, a static method that made it possible to study statistical indicators: compare age criminals, gender ratio, social status, etc., methods of synthesis and extrapolation, which made it possible to compare personality traits, etc.

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Тatiana V. Kvasnikova

Far Eastern Federal University

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Email: kvasnikova.tv@dvfu.ru

Cand.Sci.(Law), Associate Professor of the Department of Criminal Law and Criminology

Russian Federation, Vladivostok

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