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The result of the offence is a concept that may be elusive in law, but it can be grasped by the law. The development of a theoretical construct to close the conceptual disharmony around this pastis is imperative. The doctrinal disparity between sociological, legal, intended, juridical, virtual and material results is at odds with the omnipresence of a result in every offence. This book is a showcase for the understanding of this polymorphous concept. The stricto sensu concept, based on the penal qualification of the result, and the lato sensu concept, highlighting its polymorphism, furnish its definition. Its normative implications in terms of the objective and subjective structure of the offence provide a valuable theoretical substance. The influence of the result of the offence on the penal norm is thus an indicator of the choice of criminal policy in each repressive system. This study plays a decisive role in guiding legal doctrine and practitioners towards the discovery of conceptual unity in the midst of doctrinal diversity and textual and jurisprudential silence.
About the author
Ayissi Martin Mary es un joven camerunés de la región Centro-Camerún, departamento de Lekié, distrito de Sa'a (Nkolmeyos). También es investigador en la Universidad de Yaundé II, profesor temporal en el Instituto Internacional de África Central (IIAC) y experto en desarrollo en la Fundación SAF (Save African Family).
