英文摘要 |
Whether the defense against criminal incapability constitutes self-defense or necessity does not base on the theory of general illegality, however, it is depended on the foundation for the justification of self-defense. The weigh of legal goods doctrine and law confirmative interest doctrine put the emphasis on the weigh of goods, as a result, neither of the theory can explain the ''sharpness'' of selfdefense compared to necessity, nor handle the case properly, in which victim is attacked by criminal incapability. The justification of self-defense lies in the double negation relationship between rights and legitimacy of coercion. Therefore, an ''unlawful infringement'' always contains contempt of others’ rights, which is not an element in the offense of the criminal inability. Thus, the defense against criminal incapability should not be defined as self-defense; rather, it is out of defensive necessity. It should be noted that to fully protect our citizens, a right system for emergency situation based on the distribution of responsibility must be constructed, and the concept of defensive necessity should be acknowledged. |