英文摘要 |
Under the criminal law of Taiwan penalties of vocational negligence have been accumulative.Yet the academic debate on this issue has showed such stark differences that a consensus onwhether vocational negligence should be abolished has not been reached. Scholars in Taiwanwho have drawn upon the Japanese literature on this issue have cumulated some remarkableperformances; however, they fail to offer an explanation grounded on the reasoning underthe Germen Criminal Law. In this regard, this paper attempts to rethink the legal reasoningof the vocational negligence by drawing upon the reasoning of the Germen Criminal Law.Under the Germen Criminal Law, the crime of vocational negligence enacted can be tracedback to the Prussian common law (Allgemeines Landrecht für die Preußischen Staaten) andit had not been abolished until 1940. By reviewing theories and practices of vocationalnegligence under the German Criminal Law, this paper attempts to claim that vocationalnegligence should be reconsidere d whether a offender abuse his/her autonomy while he/sheis on a duty. When an offender does a harm given a vocational negligence, this behaviorshould be seen as a violation of vocational obligations. Thus, this paper contends that basedupon the review of the Germen Criminal Law the implication of vocational negligence shouldbe examined closely. |