英文摘要 |
This paper criticizes the new development of market abuse regulation through three issues in this field and examines the current state of criminal law and its negative development. The first issue involves the“blanket Acts”(Blankettstrafgesetze) in the Securities Trading Act. Such“Blanket Acts”should fulfill the demand of the principle of certainty (nulla poena sine lege certa), However, from the aspect of this principle the related provisions are questionable. The second issue involves the relevance of technocratic-instrumental expertise to legislation. The experte in this field play an influential role in the legislation. Certainly, in this filed we need experte to join the legislation. However, their advice can only be assistive, not decisive. The third issue involves whether the criminal law can be a means of law enforcement, and be used to regulate related market abuse. This paper indicates that the claim of law enforcement by criminal law is influenced by doubtable Rational-Choice model. From the constitutional perspective, controlling the market abuse by criminal law is not acceptable, due to a lack of a legal good which is so important to the society that is worth to be protected by criminal law. On the other hand, the market abuse can also not be regulated by the Act on Regulatory Offence, but by technical prevention or civil law. |