Historical origin and development of politically motivated criminal offences: Political delicts by Matić Goran D.

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Where authority, speech acts and modality meet: A pragmatic analysis of the trial record of King Charles I by Minako Nakayasu, Michi Shiina

“…The text used for analysis is the trial record of King Charles I in the Sociopragmatic corpus, in which the King was put on trial on the charge of high treason. First, examination of vocatives, noun phrases, verb phrases and grammatical subjects shows who has the authoritative power in interaction, the Lord President (the judge) or the King (the defendant). …”
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Distinguishing collaboration from related elements of crime by O. V. Pletnov, Ye. V. Kovalenko

“…It is stated that collaboration differs from high treason by the nature of the acts constituting the objective element of the crime, the time of the crime and the subject of the crime. …”
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Peculiarities of determining the circle of recipients of one-time financial assistance in case of death of a serviceman, person liable for military service or reservist under marti... by О. V. Dzhafarova, S. O. Shatrava, О. V. Pohorilets

“…The author's proposals for amendments to the Criminal Code of Ukraine related to high treason, collaboration, and aiding and abetting the aggressor state have been presented. …”
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