英文摘要 |
Jakobs tries to restructure the criminal law dogmatic with the system theory and redefine the concept of culpability into functional culpability. He believes that the purpose of criminal law is to maintain the '' normative expectations'' and that an act is the accomplishment of avoidable results. The criminal law culpability is not based on free will, which is the ''lack of dominant motivation to comply with norms''. However, the system theory is not suitable as the foundation of criminal law because the criminal law cannot only be observed from outside, but also have to answer the question about the rationality of the criminal norms from the inside. In Jakobs’ theory, culpability is reduced to a pure formal imputation, which is a tautological formulation in fact. Roxin supplements the systemic conception ''culpability'' with the necessity of preventive punishment and establishes a new system category for the two. This method breaks through the gap between criminal theory and penalty theoryso that the criminal law of guilt and the preventive criminal law can be reconciled. Because of this, Roxin’s point of view has received more support. This article argues that culpability is the abuse of relative freedom, which means that culpability is linked to empirical results and prevention is no longer independent of culpability but embedded in it. |