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The Elements and the Criteria of the InjuryArticle 118 of the Criminal Code of Georgia defines intentional less serious bodily harm. Under its first part, this is an intentional less serious injury wh
Assault & Bodily HarmThe Elements of Coercion: What Article 150 PunishesDefense in coercion cases rests on a precise analysis of both elements — the act and its unlawfulness. Article 150 of the Criminal Code criminalizes
Assault & Bodily HarmTwo Related Norms: Torture and Degrading Treatment The Code's chapter on crimes against human rights and freedoms contains two related norms. The first concerns torture: creating for a person or a thi
Assault & Bodily HarmHow the Law Frames a Domestic Violence Charge A domestic violence case rests on two norms: the definition of a domestic crime and the standalone composition of violence in the family. Under the Code's
Assault & Bodily HarmWhat Article 126 of the Criminal Code Covers Article 126 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, titled “Violence”, is one of the most frequently brought charges in the country: it arises out of family confl
Assault & Bodily HarmWhat the Threat Norm Defines Article 151 of the Criminal Code declares threat an independent crime — even without consequence, where the threat aroused in the addressee a well-founded fear of its real
Assault & Bodily HarmThreat as a Crime — the Content of Article 151 A threat is recognized in the Criminal Code of Georgia as a separate crime, because creating fear about the inviolability of life, health or property is
Assault & Bodily HarmWhat Article 117 Defines Article 117 of the Criminal Code governs intentional serious bodily harm — the composition under which a case counts under the single non-fatal norm of grave injury to health.
Assault & Bodily HarmExcessive force is regulated in the Georgian Criminal Code by three distinct sets of norms: exceeding the necessary measures during the arrest of an offender, excess of official authority, and degradi
Electoral & Political Rights CrimesObstruction of Journalistic Activity: Criminal Defense of Media Rights A free, independent, and highly secure media environment represents the absolute cornerstone of a society's democratic developmen
Electoral & Political Rights CrimesViolation of Assembly Rights: Essence of the Crime and Legal Defense An inseparable and foundational part of any democratic state is the fundamental right of its citizens to assemble peacefully, witho
Electoral & Political Rights CrimesWhat is Obstruction of Voting Rights and Why Legal Assistance is Crucial One of the most fundamental pillars of Georgia's democratic development is the absolute right of its citizens to participate in
Electoral & Political Rights CrimesThe Compositions of Electoral CrimeThe criminal protection of the electoral sphere rests on neighbouring but distinct compositions, and the first step in answering a charge of election fraud is to dis
Electoral & Political Rights CrimesWhat is Election Law and Why You Need a Professional Lawyer Election law represents one of the most highly dynamic, complex, and deeply responsible branches of public law, as it strictly regulates the
Electoral & Political Rights CrimesCriminal Limits on Freedom of Expression Freedom of expression is a fundamental value, but the legislator limits it where expression creates a real danger to the rights of others. The Criminal Code es
Family & Child CrimesWhat is violence against a minor and why qualified legal assistance is necessary? The primary concern of any society and state is to ensure the physical, psychological and emotional safety of the futu
Family & Child CrimesWhat is neglect of parental duties and why qualified legal assistance is necessary? Protection of the rights of the child, his healthy physical and psychological development is a top priority for the
Family & Child CrimesWhat Article 126 of the Criminal Code Punishes Article 126 of the Criminal Code of Georgia establishes criminal liability for beating or other violence that caused the victim physical pain but was not
