The general and special purposes of criminal punishment can often be achieved without the guilty person being held criminally liable. According to the criminal law, the release of criminal liability is possible only if there are grounds for bringing the guilty criminal offense, ie when it is proved that he has committed a concrete offense, in other words if in the action (inaction) of the person there are all elements of the composition of the concrete crime. Therefore, if the crime of the person is not proved, this means that the person can not be subjected to criminal liability, and, accordingly, can not be released from criminal liability. The criminal liability is subject only to the person guilty of the offense provided for by the criminal law. Under the law, criminal liability for the offense can be replaced by another form of liability, extrapenal, which implies a sanction of contravention. The release of criminal liability with contravention is possible if more than one condition is met cumulatively.