英文摘要 |
"The legitimacy basis of the commission by omission crime is divergent between Germany and Japan. This divergence is magnified by their legislation and judicial practices, which leads to the opposition of functional positioning in the commission by omission crime, and further construct different doctrines. There are significant differences in the distinction between act and omission, identification of Garantenstellung, and causality between the two countries. Compared with Germany and Japan, the study of the commission by omission crime in China has been a late comer. The interaction and discussion among academia, judicature and legislature has been lacking for a long time, causing absence of functional positioning and stagnation of theoretical research in the commission by omission crime. We should con-duct an overall investigation of the relevant judicial decisions to reveal the ''universal value orientation''. The functional positioning of the commission by omission crime in China can be reversely inferred through its application scale and judges' attitudes towards its punishment, in order to guide the doctrinal development." |