Separate rights to the results of intellectual activity and the right to obtain ownership of real estate objects as a subject of bribery

The authors analyze the objects of bribery and bribes as important elements of the crime. Discuss the debatable issues of the legal assessment of individual rights to the results of intellectual activity and the rights to obtain ownership of real estate transferred as objects of bribery and bribes. They substantiate the hypothesis that the subject of bribery is not always associated with any objects of the material world, which are directly affected by the perpetrators when committing bribe crimes. They conclude that the subject of bribery must be considered as a broader concept than the generally accepted concept of the subject of a crime.