英文摘要 |
Joint principals are an objective form of participation in criminal offences. The concept of joint principals should not be denied, no matter adopting the system of unified perpetrator concept or the system of differentiated accomplices between principals and secondary participants. Joint principals include joint principals commit the offence jointly and joint principals acting on a common plan. It is not a good idea to deny the existence of joint principals acting on a common plan. There are clear distinctions between joint principals and principal. In the broadest sense, accomplice includes four forms of participation: principal(direct principal and principal by proxy), joint principals, abetting and aiding. Instead, there are not just three forms of participation of principal, abetting and aiding. In terms of status criminals, if the non-status criminal plays a major role in the joint crime and causes the constitutive result element together with the status criminal, he can also be held as a principal(joint principals). The so-called theory of ''full responsibility for partial act'' refers to that even if a principal does not carry out all the constitutive act and does not directly cause the constitutive result. However, due to the causation relationship between his act and the entire result and the fact that he plays a major role in the joint crime, he should be held to take the principal’s responsibility for the entire result of the offence. |