英文摘要 |
The most recent confiscation regulations were stipulated to seize all proceeds gained from crimes. Therefore, the nature of such confiscation is considered as independent legal effect. This new law also removes the imputable requirements for confiscating and at the same time declares that all criminal proceeds that have not been legally returned back to victims must be seized. However, this newly stipulated confiscation law is relatively simple and incomplete in terms of protecting victims'rights. The declaration of confiscating all criminal proceeds before they are returned back to victims by law will have them bear the greatest losses upon the application of the new confiscation system. In addition, the new law can also turn a defendant to be another victim who may experience deprivation of criminal proceeds twice. This paper aims to examine the old and new confiscation systems in Germany from the perspective of comparative law so as to further explore the issues concerning the protection of the victims'and the third-party's rights arising from the new law after its being enforced for three years in Taiwan. The results obtained from the discussions will serve as a reference for future practices and amendments in this regard. |