英文摘要 |
When discussing the concrete method mistake, we must be clear about the exterior-interior relationship between the theory of mistake and the theory of intention. Any theory cannot justify itself with its own conclusions. Concrete method mistake cannot be replaced by different circumstances such as general purpose or indirect intend, and vice versa. Any inappropriate conclusion deducted from theoretical interpretation should not be attributed to the legislation. The doctrine of legally prescribed accord is not against the principle of liability. The theory of numerous intentions adapts to the practical needs of specific cases, and this theory can also be adopted through the doctrine of concrete accord. The doctrine of legally prescribed accord confirms to the typology of constitutive elements of the crime and it doesn't make excessive abstraction of the content of intention. Suggestions that the doctrine of legally prescribed accord shall establish the crime of intentional homicide for defense conduct that causes injury or death to a third partymisunderstand the doctrine of legally prescribed accord. There are clearly defaults in the doctrine of concrete accord: in those circumstances where it is difficult to distinguish object mistake from method mistake, it will result in arbitrary punishment; it is hard to determine the degree of ‘concrete’ or such kind of degree of ‘concrete’ cannot be applied in all criminal cases; and if there are selective constitutional elements involved in a case, the doctrine of concrete accord cannot be applied in this case. For concrete method mistake, we must not simply adopt conclusions deducted from the German criminal law theory because the German criminal law takes subjective theory for the crime of attemptwhile our criminal law adopts a different theory. If we take objective theory for the crime of attempt, we cannot stick to the doctrine of concrete accord. |