Inspection (criminal law)
In criminal law, commission is understood to be the process by which one commits an act. In legal terms, the on-site visit usually consists of realizing all objective and subjective elements of the offense without justifying circumstances.
The objective elements of the offense characterize a criminal offense ; For example, the removal of someone else's movable property constitutes the commission of theft .
The subjective constituent elements are mainly intent and intention and relate to the objective constituent elements.
The concept of commission can, however, also be understood more narrowly, in the sense of an act that is committed through active action and not by omission ( commission offense ).
Punishable is a fact, however, only if they unlawfully and culpably committed is. An act is not illegal if it is justified , for example because of self-defense . An act is culpably committed if there are no excusing circumstances, for example no excusable state of emergency .
