Ajman K. Criminal liability for larceny and distinction from adjacent crimes in criminal law of Jordan (history and the present".

Dissertation research is dedicated to criminal law problems of property preservation according to the law of Jordan. Present work considers the historical aspect of development of Criminal law of Jordan, general descriptions of crimes against the property, conception and elements of larceny, its difference from adjacent crimes. The primary accent is made on deep analysis of larceny, in particular on the definition of it, made by the legislator. In comparative description of other countries' legislation, a conclusion was made that the conception and corpus delicti of larceny is extensive enough and includes such crimes against the property as pillage and robbery. It was offered to introduce into practice new definition of larceny and separate all other illegal undisguised or committed with use of violence takings of property. Aggaravated theft is analyzed and defects of old legislation, which do not meet the requirements of time and development of society, are pointed out. It's offered to approach thematters of definition of arrogated theft more specifically. In that way was made the distinction of larceny from other adjacent crimes. Present thesis points out the defects of Jordan legislation regarding this matter and finds the solutions for elimination of them, taking into consideration regulations of new Criminal code of Ukraine.