英文摘要 |
According to the“suspicion degree”theory, the initiation of criminal proceedings is at least based on a preliminary suspicion, and cannot be based solely on simple guesswork. However, with the permeation of the concept of“priority of crime prevention”and the increasingly participation of intelligence agencies in criminal justice, crime prevention approach, represented by large-scale monitoring, large-scale data storage and big data analytics, has become an important tool of states to suppress crime forcefully, especially organized crime. Because these crime prevention methods can be implemented without achieving any degree of suspicion, the standard on which they are based is called“general suspicion”causing great impact—even subversion—on the value of criminal proceedings, the presumption of innocence and the protection of citizens' fundamental rights. Therefore, from the perspective of intervention on fundamental rights, the principle of legal reservation, the principle of proportionality and relief mechanisms should be established in order to regulate the“general suspicion”. |