Abstract
The article discusses the status of a minor as a subject of administrative offenses and crimes, as well as a victim of these offenses. Special attention is paid to how the presence of a child in the subject of an administrative offense or crime affects the limits of liability. The author shares the idea of establishing a 14-year age limit for the responsibility of the subject provided for a certain list of administrative offenses. The idea of separating administrative offenses in which minors are victims is also put forward within a separate chapter. An analysis of all elements of administrative offenses and crimes is carried out and the conclusion is made that the minority of the victim in some cases acts as a constructive feature, in others - as a qualifying feature.
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