英文摘要 |
Although recklessness or gross negligence is not defined by criminal law, this term has long been recognized in decision and literature in Taiwan. However, neither in the case nor in the literature is there a concrete figure of recklessness or gross negligence, so that when we handling this term, it always lacks a clear criterion. On the other hand, there is no legal definition of recklessness or gross negligence in the general part of the German Criminal Code, but for many offenses recklessness or gross negligence is a punish condition of criminal liability. If one looks back the development of recklessness or gross negligence in the German law, it is clear that this term already exists before Empire of Germany was built. The discussion of recklessness or gross negligence in German literature is very extensive and diverse. Recently, especially in the field of white collar crime, the recklessness or gross negligence appears more often in elements of a crime. One of the examples is Article 261 (5) of the German Criminal Code. However, this rule is not implemented by EU guideline or international law. The German legislature spontaneously introduced the criminal liability for reckless money laundering. If the Taiwanese legislature wants to punish reckless money laundering in the future, they must firstly clarify, what kind of legal interest would be protected by the Prohibit from money laundering. |