The Criminal Law Course in Five Volumes . Volume 1. General part: The doctrine of crime”, prepared by the team of authors, is a fundamental and deep source of knowledge for students, lawyers and professionals seeking to understand the basics of criminal law. This first volume of the series focuses on key aspects of the general part of criminal law, revealing complex and important concepts related to the doctrine of crime, making it an indispensable tool for those who want to master the theoretical and practical foundations of criminal responsibility. The focus of this volume is the concept of crime, its features and structure. The authors masterfully understand what exactly makes an act criminal, what elements need to be taken into account to qualify a crime and how to determine its boundaries. The book discusses in detail such important categories as the objective and subjective side of the crime, the motives and goals of criminal actions, as well as the role of guilt and responsibility. All these topics are revealed in a clear and logical form, which allows the reader not only to understand the theoretical foundations, but also to apply them in practice, analyzing real situations and court cases. Particular attention is paid to the historical development of the doctrine of crime, which makes it possible to understand how views on crime and responsibility have changed in different eras, as well as what modern approaches and concepts are at the heart of criminal law today. The authors use rich legal material, illustrate it with examples from judicial practice and relevant cases, which makes the book lively and practically oriented. Thanks to this approach, the reader receives not only theoretical knowledge, but also skills in the analysis and evaluation of criminal acts. The Criminal Law Course in Five Volumes . Volume 1. General part: Teaching about crime” is perfect for law students, graduate students and teachers, as well as practicing lawyers and attorneys who want to refresh or deepen their knowledge. Her