英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to provide a theoretical justification for the crime of stalking and harassment from the perspective of“valuelessness of conduct”and violation of duty. First, I will give an overview of the newly passed stalking and harassment prevention law. In addition to introducing the legislative model and constituent elements, it also puts forward some possible problems in interpretation theory through observation of comparative law, and points out that the inquiry on the legal interests of this crime cannot really provide an explanatory direction for hermeneutics. This article attempts to understand the concept of criminal Illegality from another viewpoint: to understand crime as the violation of duties with the nature of violating the social ethical order. The significance of the result of an act in illegal identification is to be integrated with the act itself to comprehensively judge its ethical violation. Accordingly, the illegality of stalking and harassment lies in the fact that the perpetrator repeatedly implements the constituent elements to form an oppressive communication environment for the victim, resulting in an imbalance in the interpersonal interaction between the two parties. As for“preventing future major physical assault”, it cannot be used as a reason to criminalize stalking and harassment. |