Сriminal inaction. Nature of appearance

Abstract

Human behavior at all its levels, if it is not a matter of an unconditioned reflex, is an act in which the will and consciousness of a person are involved in various cases. These rules and actions (i.e., the actual behavior) of a person constitute human activity, which from the position of the prevailing views and ideas in society can be socially useful, socially harmful or neutral. As for legal inaction, the state obviously differs in its views with the prevailing views in society, which requires careful analysis.