Final context

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Final context is a legal term used in criminal law . In mehraktigen offenses two hanging incriminations final together if the perpetrator realizes the one to enable the other: He does X to Y to achieve. The mere cumulative presence of both features in the objective and subjective facts is not sufficient, but the intent of the perpetrator must also contain the causal link between the two.

Example: In the case of robbery ( Section 249 of the Criminal Code ), the qualified means of coercion (personal violence / threat of current physical / life risk) must be used to enable the removal.

Individual evidence

  1. BGH, judgment of May 27, 1982 , Az. 4 StR 181/82, full text = NStZ 1982, 380.