Serebrennikova Anna V.
Lomonosov Moscow State University , Moscow, Russian Federation
ARTICLES:
CRIMES AGAINST THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF MAN AND CITIZEN IN THE CRIMINAL CODE OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THE CRIMINAL LAW OF GERMANY: THE CRITERIA OF CRIMINALIZATION
Business in Law — Issue №2 2013: 62-64
To a question of responsibility for fraud under the Criminal code of the Russian Federation and Criminal code Germany: common ground
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №6 2013: 153-156
On the concept of criminal policy: problem
Business in Law — Issue №2 2014: 168-170
SECURITY MEASURES: legislative regulation in Russia and abroad
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №2 2016: 116-124
Ethical aspects of terrorism’s notion
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №5 2016: 74-75
To the 70-th. anniversary of Nuremberg’s tribunal: Radbruch’s formula and experience of its application in judicial opinion after the reunion of Germany
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №7 2016: 112-117
Criminalization of female circumcision: raising of problem
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №8 2016: 153-155
CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF AN ILLEGAL ARMED FORMATION AND PARTICIPATION IN IT
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №3 2018: 285-288
TERRORISM A A THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY OF FEDERAL GERMAN REPUBLIC
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №5 2019: 85-88
TERRORISM AS A GLOBAL THREAT AT PRESENT TIMES
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №5 2019: 89-91
The gaps in legislation made in the formulation of rules on hostage taking (article 206) and kidnapping (article 126): problems of law enforcement
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №1 2020: 109-113
Financial crime: challenges of today
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №2 2020: 60-62
Piracy - the challenges of modern time
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №2 2020: 75-82
Transnational organized crime at sea: international response and national interests
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №3 2020: 107-112
Compensation for harm caused to a victim in German Criminal law and reconciliation with a victim in Russian Criminal law: specifics of legal regulation
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №3 2020: 129-135
The gaps in the law have been eliminated: how will the practice of applying article 236 of the Criminal code of the Russian Federation develop?
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №3 2020: 167-171
Harassment: criminal law concept
Economic Problems and Legal Practice — Issue №3 2020: 198-201
Criminal prosecution of Holocaust denial in Germany
Sociopolitical Sciences — Issue №3 2020: 115-120
Reform of legal education in the Russian Federation
Economic Problems and Legal Practice — Issue №4 2020: 195-200
Information Technology Crimes: Cyberbullying and Cybermobbing
Economic Problems and Legal Practice — Issue №2 2020: 283-287
Criminal responsibility of medical professionals: discussion issues
Sociopolitical Sciences — Issue №1 2021: 53-58
Cybergambling: Concept, reasons and conditions (criminological aspects)
Sociopolitical Sciences — Issue №2 2021: 115-119
Biological Safety: Modern Challenges (Criminal Law Aspects)
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №5 2021: 247-252
Pharmaceutical Law: Criminal Aspects
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №6 2021: 203-209
Effectiveness of Criminal Punishment in the Form of Compulsory Labor
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №7 2021: 143-146
The Conceptual Meaning of the Concept of "Criminal Misconduct" in the Criminal Law of Russia and Germany: A Comparative Analysis
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №2 2022: 128-133
Countering Cybercrime: Current Issues
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №1 2023: 104-112
The Influence of the Environment on the Formation of Deviant Behavior of Minors: Criminological Aspects (on the Example of Family and School)
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №6 2023: 161-166
On the Subject of Receiving a Bribe (Article 290 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation)
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №7 2023: 127-130
Criminal Liability for Bigamy in Foreign Countries
Lobbying in the Legislative Process — Issue №1 2024: 63-67
