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Innocent causing of damage


1. An act is considered to have been committed innocently if the person who committed it was unaware and, given the circumstances of the case, could not be aware of the social danger of their actions (omission) or did not foresee the possibility of socially dangerous consequences and, given the circumstances of the case, should not have or could not have foreseen them.

2. An act is also considered to have been committed innocently if the person who committed it, although they foresaw the possibility of socially dangerous consequences of their actions (omission), was unable to prevent these consequences due to the mismatch between their psychophysiological characteristics and the requirements of extreme conditions or nervous-psychological overload.

Source: "Criminal Code of the Russian Federation" dated 13.06.1996 No. 63-FZ (as amended on 29.11.2012)

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Род

Понятие «невиновное причинение вреда» среднего рода.

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Р невиновного причинения ВРЕДА невиновного причинения ВРЕДА
Д невиновному причинению ВРЕДА невиновному причинению ВРЕДА
В невиновное причинение ВРЕДА невиновное причинение ВРЕДА
Т невиновным причинением ВРЕДА невиновным причинением ВРЕДА
П невиновном причинении ВРЕДА невиновном причинении ВРЕДА
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