英文摘要 |
The dominant theory in China about the constituent elements of complicity results in the phenomenon of disconnection between offense and penalty. The different understanding of the nature of complicity will bring about difference in the scope of complicity. All of the theory of totally joint perpetration, the strict theory of partly joint perpetration and the soft theory of partly joint perpetration have deficiencies. Because of the theoretical advantage to the theory of joint perpetration, the appropriateness with respect to the theory of the justification for the punishment of accomplices, the integrity with the theory of restrictive subordination and the compatibility with the criminal legislation of China, the theory of joint acts, which focuses on the causality, based on the common facts and assess from the accomplices themselves, is the appropriate opinion of the nature of complicity. In light of the theory of joint acts, it becomes possible to apply different provisions in the specific part of the Penal Code to each accomplice. Moreover, the phenomenon of disconnection between offense and penalty can also be solved. |