Pregledni rad
https://doi.org/10.31141/zrpfs.2020.57.138.1173
Drug addiction as a criminogenic factor
Marija Markus Klarić
Dubravko Klarić
Sažetak
Drug abuse as a form of deviation from legal and moral norm usually leads to illegal, criminal behavior. Drug addiction presents just one piece of a puzzle which might lead to an realization of various criminal acts. Two modalities has to be taken into consideration, on one hand, a perpetration of different criminal offenses under the influence of drugs and on the other hand an acquisition and drug consummation. Criminogenic factor which shall determine a dimension of criminal behavior comprises of addict’s subjective circumstances such as his addiction such as poor material condition, high price of drugs and increasing desire for the same. This type of criminal can be considered as an acquired criminal, since if the addiction did not occur, the addict would most likely not be engaged in the criminal behavior since his criminal personality might not be formed in that manner. An issue of an addict’s criminal liability, his subjective guilt, is layered and complex. The meaning of an addiction as a criminogenic factor will also depend on the personality of an addict himself. Since drug addiction undeniably alters personal traits, criminalistic analysis should take into an account also other potential criminogenic factors, such as the life situation of a person prior to the drug abuse.
Ključne riječi
drug; addiction; personality; crime; criminogenic factor; culpabilitiy
Hrčak ID:
245709
URI
Datum izdavanja:
29.10.2020.
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