英文摘要 |
On the subject of the concept of legal interest of individual autonomy, the victim’s consent hinders the constitution of a crime because it embodies the autonomy of the victim. Therefore, the effectiveness of the consent should be examined based on the autonomy of the victim. When the victim makes a consent under the influence of a wrong motive, such wrong motive in the field of the victim’s own rights does not damage his or her autonomy, so it should be determined that the consent is valid. Even if the perpetrator knows clearly that the victim is under the influence of wrong motive, it should still be considered that the consent is valid. On the contrary, if the perpetrator causes the victim’s wrong motive by way of action or inaction and causes the victim to take the punishment in terms of legal interest, the punishment of legal interest will no longer be the result of the victim’s independent decision. Only in this scenario, the perpetrator intrudes into the victim’s autonomous domain, resulting in the invalidity of his or her consent. On account of the consideration of protecting the autonomy of victims, the theory of total invalidity is the proper position. |