英文摘要 |
With regard to how to determine the possibility of objective foresight of supervisory negligence, it is generally believed that when there is foresight to the basic part of causality, the existence of the possibility of objective result foresight is affirmed, that is, the theory of concrete foreseeable possibility, which is widely advocated by Japanese academic circles. At the same time, some scholars have made a new interpretation of the theory of newer criminal negligence, which is widely criticized because it is too “abstract”. By focusing on “the contingency of the obligation to avoid the result of the foreseeable possibility”, they have re-paved the path to judge the possibility of objective foresight. Other scholars even put forward the non-doctrine of foreseeable possibility, advocating that the foresight of “danger” should replace the foresight of “result”. In the present opposition between “concrete” and “abstract”, the theory of concretely foreseeable possibility is challenged because of the application of “once a fixed pattern”, which leads it to be closer to the theory of newer criminal negligence when dealing with the problem of supervisory negligence. In terms of the path of “the contingency of the obligation to avoid the result of the foreseeable possibil-ity”, we can grasp the two-way contingency between foreseeable obligation and avoiding obligation, but we can not clarify the theoretical basis of this contingency. Tracing back to the historical environment of the theory of supervisory negligence, it is found that it is more consistent with the background of the theory of new criminal negligence. Therefore, under the construction of the theory of new criminal negligence, in the light of the consideration of the social operation system, norms should be regarded as the first-hand material to determine the possibility of objective foresight of supervisory negligence. |