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Criminological And Forensic Characteristics Of The Crime Murder Committed As A Result Of Domestic Violence

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  • Desislava VIKTOROVA

    (Academy of the Ministry of Interior, Sofia)

  • Nevena RUSEVA

    (Ruse University)

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The purpose of this paper is to attempt an assessment of the prevalence and to trace the dynamics of homicides committed as a result of domestic violence in the Republic of Bulgaria. A definition is given for conventional crime and murder, committed by household motives. The legal regulations in the Republic of Bulgaria regarding murders committed as a result of domestic violence are examined. A five-year statistical analysis of the murders committed as a result of domestic violence and the restraining orders issued under the Domestic Violence Protection Act was made. At the end of present paper, the criminological and forensic aspects of the crime in question, which the competent investigating authorities must be aware of, are discussed.

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  • Desislava VIKTOROVA & Nevena RUSEVA, 2021. "Criminological And Forensic Characteristics Of The Crime Murder Committed As A Result Of Domestic Violence," EURINT, Centre for European Studies, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, vol. 8, pages 193-208, July.
  • Handle: RePEc:jes:eurint:y:2021:v:8:p:193-208
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