英文摘要 |
"Based on the constitutional principle of nulla poena sine culpa (no culpability carries no penalty), a person shall be subject to criminal penalty only for criminal violations and culpable acts, and the punishment must correspond to the act. Therefore, was the offender in a state of mental illness when he committed a crime? Had the offender lose his ability to recognize and control when committing the crime? or the offender still had the remaining ability to recognize and control, but it was significantly reduced? It all depends on the professional judgment of psychiatry to decide. However, because Justice and Medicine belong to different fields, whether the current judicial psychiatry report can fully assist the judge in clarifying the facts is not without doubt. In addition, the mental state of mental illness is similar to the spectrum, presenting gradual depth fluctuations, while Article 19 of the Criminal Law over simplifies the course and type of mental illness, it is needed to make a more detailed classification. Furthermore, to prevent persons under custodial protection for violating Article 19 of the Criminal Law from repeating crimes, it is necessary to review Article 87 of the Criminal Law. Besides, from the perspective of psychiatry, if patients with schizophrenia take medicine regularly, the treatment result is extremely good, but if they stop taking the medicine without authorization, it often worsens the illness and even cause a major tragedy happened that harms others and themselves. Thus this article is based on the protection of schizophrenia patients’medical rights and public interest considerations, and from the standpoint of crime prevention, it is recommended that patients with schizophrenia should be forced to take regular outpatient follow-up or home medication treatment to prevent repeated regrets." |