英文摘要 |
In China, the Public Security Management Punishment Act (PSMPA) represents the legal basis for punishing minor disorderly conduct. The PSMPA, which is administrative saction in nature, is carried out by the police. Compared to criminal law that prescribes penalty for criminal behavior, the PSMPA deals broadly with disorderly conduct and sets behavioral standards for people to follow. Currently, more than 400,000 Taiwanese work at mainland China, whose daily activity and life could be affected by the PSMPA. This study examines the background, nature, substantive and remedy of PSMA. This study can strengthen our understanding of PSMPA and form the foundation for comparative analysis of similar laws in Taiwan and other countries. |