英文摘要 |
In the theory of criminal attempt, the antinomy between the legitimacy and efficiency of the punishment opens the debate on the rationale for punishing criminal attempt. According to a new paradigm based on unlawfulness arguments versus teleological arguments, although the traditional proposals reveal the correlation between the rationale for punishing criminal attempt and the theory of causation, they fail to connect the legitimacy and the efficiency of the punishment. Contemporary theories have returned to the unlawfulness arguments. Therefore, the approach of legal relations and the approach of actoriented mode cannot pass the functionality test; on the contrary, there is a possibility to combine the new theory of dangerousness and the approach of normativism to strengthen the argumentation. The idea of danger conforms to the principle of rule of law and labels prohibitions. Under the danger concept, one can distinguish dangerousness from endangerment; the criminal attempt is an eligible offense with typical endangerment, and hence the notion danger shall be interpreted in the sense of universality. Functional dangerousness means the possibility of the fulfillment of an offense definition, which a reasonable judicator in the sensory perception of the perpetrator and his own understanding estimates in accordance with scientific laws. Functional endangerment means the range of the conduct has reached the key elements such as the object. |