Abstract
The article examines the provisions that characterize «incitement to crime» and «involvement in criminal activity» as independent elements of a crime, which are formulated in domestic legislation. The article analyzes the objective and subjective characteristics that characterize involvement in a crime and inducement to crime. Their differences are established among themselves, as well as their delimitation from complicity in a crime. The publication contains a list of articles that form independent offenses associated with inducement to criminal activity and involvement in a crime. The publication analyzes the clarification posted in the previously valid decision of the Supreme Court of the USSR, regarding issues related to clarifying the content of the involvement of minors in criminal activity, as well as the provisions of the current resolution of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation. The article concludes that «involvement — a crime» and «induction — a crime» are always active socially dangerous acts that are committed exclusively with direct intent, formal elements of crimes, they are not identical concepts, they also differ from complicity in a crime in the form of incitement due to the fact that «involvement is a crime» and «inducement is a crime» have an increased social danger.
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