Abstract
This article analyses the notion of stages of commiting a crime, its criminal-legal characteristics and the retrospective development of norms that criminalise offences. 
 In this regard, it illustrates the development of a theory and legislation. After a careful examination it is argued that there isn’t a specific definition of stages of crime. Furthermore, it problematises the need for a precise notion of the stages of crime and its distinct character from inchoated crimes. Because there is no united approach on the stages of crime, as well as, its internal division it is hard to implement a single state policy in that respect. 
 Although there isn’t a specific definition, article argues, it is appropriate to identify a precise definition, make a distinction of stages of crime from inchoated crime. This is important to the extent of gravity of crime and the fact that some of them might be inchoated offences
Highlights
Globalisation of the world actualises establishing modern and effective way of public welfare through the reforming crime prevention, including guaranteeing the rights and freedoms of individual, interests of society, public safety from criminal activities
The stages of a crime are the concept of an organic connection with criminal intent, which is why it is expressed as a certain period of a person's criminal intent
The stages of the crime are the criteria that determine the degree of social danger of the crime; thirdly, the commission of a crime is a socially dangerous act that harms or poses a real threat of harm to objects protected by the Criminal Code; fourth, the stages of the crime are inextricably linked with the elements of the crime: if the objective aspect of the crime is important in determining the time of the birth of the crime, the subjective aspect is related to the stage of the crime; the stages are the main criminal-legal tool in crime prevention
Summary
Globalisation of the world actualises establishing modern and effective way of public welfare through the reforming crime prevention, including guaranteeing the rights and freedoms of individual, interests of society, public safety from criminal activities. The fact that 13 million people committed a crime in 2016, this figure increased 23 percent from the rate of 2000 in 2017 indicates the need for a policy development for preparation of committing a crime, decriminalising a certain sort of offences, liberalising sentencing practice for inchoated crimes. In some degree the sentencing practice improved, but still there is a need for further development of this sub-field of criminal law. These days, differentiation the notions of inchoated crime and criminal attempt and the collision between these patterns has becoming more and more debated topic. The tasks of the research are to make a legal analysis of the stages of the crime, to classify them by the expression of their criminal characteristics, to identify the characteristics and distinctive features of each stage, to develop a retrospective analysis of the criminal history of the criminal law. development of proposals to improve the legislation
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