Topology of Gluing of Virtual and Real Law in Cases of On-Line Crimes

The article describes offenses within Massively Multiplayer Online Worlds (MMOW). The use of criminal law in cases of crimes committed by the inhabitants of virtual worlds is also discussed. But what is considered a crime if it is committed in a virtual world, and under what conditions can there be a real criminal liability? The author offer his answers to these questions. The aim of the article is to draw attention to gaps in law regulating of MMOW's participants conduct. The author also comes to the conclusions that virtual worlds need internal rules and regulations and suggest appropriate algorithm for gluing of virtual and real law in cases of on-line crimes.