英文摘要 |
There are many misunderstandings in previous research on the equivalence of criminal omissions. This is specifically manifested as conflating the difference between “equivalence”and“equalization”, or ignoring the initial meaning of the equivalence element and assigning it independent responsibility to limiting the scope of criminal omissions. Based on this research, the equivalence element’s functional positioning should be to examine whether the omission has the principal offense that matches the corresponding illegality in the field of behavior-related crime. In the follow-up theoretical development, although equivalence has gradually reduced to a mode of thinking, it can still be involved in issues such as information transmission crimes and provides a new perspective on judicial practice. |