The research problem was the analysis of influence of personal features on behavior of affective offences surveyed during fulfilment. 80 men in the age of from 18 till 50 years which are accused of murder and passed forensic-psychiatric expertise have been surveyed. Into the first group has entered 45 people with prevalence passive features of the person. In an initial stage (1-4m) a disputed situation with the victims had as a rule family-household character, at patients the lowered background of mood, the tendency to avoiding the conflict, occurrence of isolation. At a following stage (1-3 m) at patients changes of a mental condition of a neurotic level that was shown in significant decrease in a background of mood with prevalence of depression, alarm, sensation of a hopelessness, feeling of own inferiority, fixing on the developed situation.

In the remote period after fulfilment of an offence at patients the given group various expressivenesses on a degree depressive frustration, with suicide ideas and tendencies were marked.

Into the second group has entered 35 people with prevalence active features of the person. The offence in the given group was not preceded with long disputed attitudes with victims, the behavior patients was not beyond a habitual stereotype of reaction of the person on the conflict and in a greater degree has been caused by refusal of a victim to concede to requirements, less often offensive actions from victims. In the remote period after fulfilment of an offence at small number patients depressions were marked.