英文摘要 |
In the context of ''legal fusion'' , it is likely to appear that several legal fields adjust and regulate one act simultaneously. Under certain conditions, ''harmony in diversity'' should be allowed in the judgment of the illegality. The theoretical basis of the relative judgment of the illegality consists in: is grounded in that the criminal law is relatively independent, which is and not subject to the civil law or the administrative law. Therefore, the judgment of civil illegality and administrative illegality is certainly not the premise of the judgment of criminal illegality. The unity of legal order is not the unity of the forms among the concepts of illegality, but the unity of the purposes of each legal field. The application of law involved in the case, which contains'' the intersection of criminal law and civil law ''or'' the connection of criminal law and administrative law'', should abandon the ''one or the other'' dichotomous thinking method and adopt the thought of legal concurrence and legal conflict. The realization of the criminal law s own purposes should be given precedence in the judgment of the criminal illegality. The provisions of other branches of law could be the reference, rather than the grounds, and the validity of an act(under other branches of law) couldn’t deny its criminal illegality. Compared with the moderate monism of the illegality, the relative illegality theory can not only combine the realization of the criminal law s purposes with the unity of legal order, but also as well as accords with the modesty and restraint principle of criminal law. In addition, it is more distinct and more efficient in terms of the judgmental process. |