The book "Crimes against the person" edited by T. In. Longitudinal is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of criminal law and its application to the most complex and delicate aspects of human relations. This collection of articles, written by a team of authors, is not just a scientific work, but a real encyclopedia on issues related to crimes against the person, such as murder, bodily harm, sexual crimes and other acts of violence. From the first pages, the reader finds himself in the center of a discussion of topical issues related to crimes that affect the individual and his rights. The authors, who are specialists in the field of jurisprudence, criminology and psychology, analyze various aspects of crimes against the person, including their causes, consequences and methods of prevention. The book not only highlights legal nuances, but also addresses moral and ethical issues related to human rights and social justice. "Crimes against the person" will be of interest to a wide audience - from law students to practicing lawyers, as well as anyone interested in criminal law and social policy. This work will be an indispensable tool for those who want to understand more deeply how the justice system works in relation to crimes affecting the individual, and what measures are being taken to protect victims. The book can also attract the attention of psychologists and sociologists investigating the impact of crime on society and individual consciousness. The topics raised in the book are more relevant than ever. In today's world, where violence and crimes against the person remain acute problems, understanding their nature and mechanisms becomes necessary for the formation of effective strategies to combat them. The authors raise important questions about how society can respond to such crimes, what are the ways of rehabilitation of victims and how to prevent relapses. These topics generate lively interest and debate, making the book an important contribution to contemporary legal and social thought. The style of writing of the authors is characterized by accessibility and clarity, which allows even complex legal concepts to be presented in an understandable form. The book is replete with examples from practice, which makes it not only theoretically rich, but also practically useful. Readers will be able to find here both theoretical justifications and real stories, which gives the text a special vivacity and relevance. T. In. Dolgenko, as an editor, is known for his work in the field of criminal law and human rights. His previous publications, such as Criminal Law: Theory and Practice and Human Rights in Criminal Procedure, have already won recognition among professionals and students. In Crimes Against the Person, he continues his mission to highlight critical issues concerning human rights and freedoms, and offers readers a unique opportunity to look at these issues from different angles. If you are looking for literature that will not only expand your knowledge of crimes against the person, but also make you think about the moral aspects of justice, then “Crimes against the person” will be a real find for you. This book is not just a textbook, but an in-depth study that can change the reader’s perception of what a crime is and how it affects society as a whole.