Abstract
The concept of the object of crime is central to the theory of criminal law, while its content has been at the forefront of scientific debate for more than a century. The problem is that this category is multifaceted and has various aspects: philosophical, axiological, social and legal. In order to determine the content of this concept in the modern doctrine of criminal law, the author sets the task to identify the essence of the object of the crime as a social and legal phenomenon, to delimit its concept from another, similar in meaning to the concept of the object of criminal law protection and to clarify the meaning of the scientific term “object of crime”. KEY WORDS: object of crime, act, corpus delicti, signs of corpus delicti.
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