英文摘要 |
"When facing a murder case or other serious homicide cases with hard evidence, whether a judge would render the death penalty might be affected by the motive of the accused, the means adopted by the accused, the extent of remorse of the accused, and the possibility of correction in terms of criminal policy. Does it imply that the morality decides? If there is objective standard to follow? Recently, the possibility of correction as well as chances to avoid the capital punishment which predicates the seriousness of the accused’s bad characteristic becomes the main concern in practice to render the death penalty. Does the so-called possibility of correction mean the real remorse? Or just a judicial performance in open court to avoid death? If the Supreme Court only decides the question just based upon argument of the parties without appearance of the accused, it might reflect only the limited experience of judges’ subjective opinions. And the possibility of correction might hence become just a pretext to abolish the death penalty substantially which results in questions regarding the idealism of the death penalty of judges."
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