The paper analyses drafts of penal codes (1920-1932) which reference to theft crime. The drafts have desisted casuistry, which had occurred in previous regulation. This contribution presents dogmatic issues related to the feature “consent of authorized person (owner, holder)”. The author criticizes distinction of this feature in regulation because it contains in term “taken someone else`s movable property”. The paper sees controversial issues of “lawlessness of taken someone else`s movable property” and “lawlessness of purpose of appropriation”, which means intention of taking someone else`s movable property in order to treat an object of crime like own. The author criticizes distinction of this feature in drafts of penal codes because prerequisite of lawlessness is display in description of crime in another situations. The feature “lawlessness of appropriation” has been in theft crime in StGB since 1871 and it was also in some of polish penal codes drafts (1920-1932). The paper analyses aggravated and mitigated circumstances of theft. The author underlines wide scope of regulation of theft in legislations until beginning of XIX century, which patterned oneself on Roman law. The fraud, theft (in current meaning) and appropriation crimes have been distincted step by step in XIX century. It caused necessity to create new features.
Tyburcy, T. (2017). Theft crime in the Polish pre-war drafts of penal codes. "Młody Jurysta" Czasopismo Studentów I Doktorantów Wydziału Prawa I Administracji UKSW, (1), 1–14. https://doi.org/10.21697/mj.2017.1.01
Doktor nauk prawnych. Absolwent Wydziału Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego w Warszawie oraz Studiów Doktoranckich na Wydziale Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego (Instytut Prawa Karnego, Katedra Prawa Karnego). Autor publikacji z zakresu prawa karnego. Specjalizuje się w analizie struktury przestępstwa, przestępstwach przeciwko mieniu oraz bezpieczeństwu w komunikacji.
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