英文摘要 |
"When distinguishing principal and secondary participants of joint crime, Chinese and foreign jurisprudence always considers the interests that participants get from crime participation. Especially for property crime, in many cases, the differentiation does not depend on the implementation of crime constitution, but on the economic interests of the participants. However, for this issue, the existing literature needs further improvement. It is not reasonable to consider interest belonging as one of the influencing factors of the comprehensive standard; it doesn’t show relevance to regard interest belonging as an indirect fact to identify the objective role of the participants; and it is not clear to regard interest belonging as evidence of mental elements of the participants. The standard of distinguishing different types of participants has a progressive sequence between objective and subjective elements. On the basis of confirming that the participants have the specific capacity to implement crime constitution, interest belonging is an indirect fact to infer whether the participants have the will to carry out crime constitution. Since property crime has a strong character of pursuing interests, it has higher credibility when using the factor of interest belonging to infer the will of the participants." |