The "Dictionary of Legal Terminology - Criminal Law & Criminology," a product of contributions from 82 capable and competent specialists, includes terms and related entries from the entire spectrum of Criminal Law and Criminology. The 715 entries refer to the basic terms of the Penal Code (General - Special Part), Criminal Procedure, Special Criminal Laws, International and European Criminal Law, and Criminology.

This is a single-volume edition characterized by distinct and original symbols that refer to relevant case law, legislative, and bibliographic references, making it easier for users to search for the information they need. Each main entry also refers to related entries, which are developed in separate sections of the work and are interconnected with logical sequence.

Contemporary foreign language terms of legal science and practice (bullying, stalking, plea bargaining, etc.) have also been recorded, and the most accurate possible rendering and analysis of them has been attempted, alongside the recording and analysis of other new institutions and methods (such as house arrest with electronic monitoring and protected witnesses), in view of the ever-increasing need for information on new concepts and institutions in the constantly evolving Criminal Law.

Additionally, the work is expected to be available in electronic form for easier search of entries by the user.

This single-volume work will become a valuable aid - a reference point in the science of Criminal Law and Criminology, covering the needs of comprehensive information for the reader.