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THE CONCEPT OF GUILT AND ITS NORMATIVE TRANSFORMATION IN MODERN LAW
This study examines the normative transformation of the concept of guilt in modern criminal law and its main doctrinal developments. The aim of the paper is to demonstrate how guilt has evolved from a classical psychological category into a normative-legal institution that
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