Civilinis ieškinys baudžiamajame procese

Abstract

The Master degree final thesis under the title ‘Associated Action for Damages’ begins with a brief review of the concept of claim and the issue of whether attributing it to substantive law or procedure law branches. Then, based on historical, comparative, statistical, analysis methods and opinions of different authors, it proceeds with the analysis of the concept of associated action for damages, non-property damage origin objective, the ways of separating property damage from non-property damage, the relation between civil claimant and victim in the procedure, the grounds and order for claimant and victim acknowledgement, the grounds and order for prosecuting as civil defendant, case-law and problems emerging in the process of associated action for damages, discussion and comparison of civil claims in defending public interest through criminal procedure brought by prosecutors before a court during the period from 2003 to 2005 and the analysis of most common mistakes in preparing them. The doctrine of criminal procedure, civil and civil procedure was used as basis in writing the thesis, yet for substantiating individual issues general legal theory and philosophical literature was used, as well as standard materials and materials in the custody of prosecutors’ offices. Analysis of the subject chosen for the thesis has shown that the issue of associated action for damages in the present legal system is a problem. Key words: associated action for damages, property damage, non-property damage.