英文摘要 |
Distinguishing between indirect intention and cognitive negligence is of great significance to both theory and practice, but it is difficult to do this either by comparing the difference between them directly or by delimiting indirect intention. The reason is that the "Intention—Negligence" dual responsible theory distinguishes subjective responsibility by the thinking model of concept, but in practice, subjective mentality varies from person to person, and it is difficult to define it by using only two abstract concepts.By studying Criminal Laws of Tang Dynasty we can find that "Six Types of Homicide" is a successful judicial practice about the allocation of subjective responsibility by using the typical method. Learning from the ancient Chinese criminal codes, we are supposed to consider the construction of typical responsibility to supple the conceptual responsibility of criminal law when it is difficult to make a distinction between intention and negligence. |