The objective side of murder as a typical legal construction

Protection of a person from criminal offenses, protection of his rights, freedoms and legitimate interests is one of the most important constitutional tasks of the State. The objective side of criminal offenses is an important part of the application of the law on criminal responsibility. The objective side of a criminal offense characterizes the external process of criminal behavior and contains information necessary for the correct qualification of the act. An essential role is played by the objective side in distinguishing adjacent components of criminal offenses. Especially when distinguishing acts that encroach on the same object and have the same form of guilt. Today's requirements require a clear understanding of the theory of the structural parts of a criminal offense, in particular, the objective side. The current stage of the development of domestic science of criminal law necessitates further research of scientific views on the theory of qualification of criminal offenses and their successful application by law enforcement agencies. Key words: murder, the objective side of criminal offenses, qualification of criminal offenses on objective grounds, judicial practice.