英文摘要 |
In contemporary the task of the German Criminal Law has changed from retribution of guilt to prevention. At the same time, the normative liability theory has been replaced by functional liability theory. However, since the concept of prevention grew more influential in the system of crime constitution, academic discussions focused on the relationship between liability and prevention. Jakobs thinks that liability and prevention have a common essence. In other words, the liability is determined by general prevention. Roxin takes a more eclectic approach, which has been supported by the majority of scholars. He advocates fully retained liability in form, but would like to also emphasize the necessity of preventive punishment. He calls this complex accountability. The development of German criminal law doctrine reminds us that the conceptual evolution of liability must be based on national legislation. Through the examination we can see that the Chinese Criminal Law in principle follows the normative liability theory, while only a few articles in specific provisions break the rule and bring the necessity of prevention into the premise of crime constitution. In contrast, the sentencing rules have fully embodied the functional theory of liability. |