| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to clarify the prerequisites for extra-component effects to fall within the range of“danger or damage arising from the crime”in Article 57, Paragraph 9 of the Criminal Law, and to be regarded as aggravating factors in sentencing. This paper proposes a three-stage examination system for the extra-component effects. The only way to be regarded as an aggravating factor in accordance with Article 57(9) of the Criminal Law is to meet the following prerequisites: (1) the effect in question must fall within the scope of protection of the component element violated, (2) the effect must be causally related to the offense and objectively imputable, and (3) the perpetrator must have at least a foreseeable likelihood of incurring the effect. |