CRIMINOLOGICAL PORTRAIT OF THE PERSONALITY OF A CRIMINAL COMMITTING AN OFFENCE UNDER ARTICLE 110 OF THE CRIMINAL CODE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

In modern society, cases of leading people to commit suicide are increasingly becoming an object of attention of law enforcement agencies, scientific research and public discourse. Driving to suicide means actions aimed at causing a person such moral or mental suffering that may force him/her to commit suicide. This is a particularly grave offence for which criminal liability is provided. The problem of driving to suicide is complex and requires serious study and analysis. Article 110 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, which regulates this type of crime, raises many questions and criticism from scientists and specialists in the field of criminal law. One of the main problems with this article is the vagueness and incompleteness of its disposition. This can lead to different interpretations and ambiguity in understanding the criteria of the offence. There are also questions about how to determine the fact of driving to suicide, what evidence is required to establish the guilt of a person accused of this offence, and what may be mitigating or aggravating circumstances.