Criminal liability for causing harm to human health

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The book delves into the evolving landscape of criminal law concerning harm to human health, highlighting the shift in legislation and judicial practices since the Soviet era. It addresses significant challenges, such as assessing the severity of harm and the economic criteria for evaluation. The lack of a cohesive criminal-law framework for health-related crimes is emphasized, with existing studies focusing on isolated offenses rather than offering innovative or comprehensive insights into the subject.