英文摘要 |
The crime of assisting information network criminal activities is a crime of blocking. Its purpose is only a type of criminal law response to the network help behavior that cannot be punished ac- cording to the accomplice provisions in the general provisions, instead of negation of the traditional evaluation model of accomplice. In its nature, this crime still belongs to the special accessory crime prescribed in the specific provisions of the criminal law, rather than turning accomplices to principal offenders. This crime is declared only if the aided object (principal offender) commits an illegal act that meets the constitutive requirements (restrictive dependency theory). According to the causal accomplice theory, the illegality of each principal offender should be accumulated, and judge whether it reaches the punishable degree on the occasion of ''one to many'' joint crime. The term ''assisting'' in this crime refers not only to direct help, but also to indirect help (help to a helper). Those who knowingly provide assistance to others for using information networks to commit crimes such as telecom fraud and opening casinos belong to the contestation and cooperation between the accomplices of upstream network crimes and this crime, and should be punished as a felony. The crime of covering up or concealing the proceeds of crime and the proceeds of crime belongs to the ''assistance'' after the completion of another person's crime, rather than co- operate with or contribute to the execution of the act committed by the offender (i.e. not assist before or during the commission of the offence), and there is no causality between it and the result of the crime, so it cannot form an accomplice relationship with this crime. |