英文摘要 |
Some scholars hold certain doctrinal positions in theory, but adopt disparate doctrinal positions in actual case judgment, with regard to the question of the necessary limit of defense. The position of ''basic adaptation theory'' corresponds to the formal judgment standard of ''legal-goods evaluation'' , the position of ''necessity theory'' corresponds to the substantive judgment standard of ''necessity'' , and the ''eclectic theory'' corresponds to the double judgment standard of ''legal-goods evaluation'' and ''necessity'' . According to the calculation results of mathematical logic, the double standard of ''eclectic theory'' is the largest, the standard of ''legal-goods evaluation'' is slightly lower, and the standard of ''necessity'' is the smallest. The relationship of data clearly shows that the double standard of ''eclectic theory'' does not produce the so-called ''eclectic'' effect according as generally expected, which happens to be the biggest misunderstanding in the field of criminal law in China in terms of the logical relationship between the three positions. In addition, Chinese scholars confuse the ''principle and exception theory'' with the ''eclectic theory'' in logic. From the perspective of formal logical relationship, the ''eclecticism'' can be attributed to the ''basic adaptation'' position, while the ''principle and exception'' can be attributed to the ''necessity'' position. The dispute among four kinds of doctrines is essentially the conflict of two kinds of opposing basic positions: the theory of ''basic adaptation'' and that of ''necessity'' . |