Some Issued of Blackmail Cases

Extortion as a crime has long been the subject of close attention by scientists and practicing lawyers. Extortion of property, services or other valuable assets from individuals or legal entities under threat of violence, harm or coercion constitutes a profound violation of social norms and legal standards. The complexity of extortion cases has created many problems in the qualification of these crimes. In the presented article, the author examines some of them. Understanding these issues is of paramount importance for creating a fair legal system.