英文摘要 |
In order to effectively suppress the illegal arrogance of gathering people in the streets, nightclubs, KTV and other places with the Criminal Law, Article 149 and Article 150 of the Criminal Law were amended and promulgated on January 15, 2020, and the punishment conditions were relaxed. Also, in view of the ineffectiveness of penalizing street affrays under Article 87 of the Social Order Maintenance Act in the past, in order to implement the major public security policy to curb street affrays, and to implement the amendments to Articles 149 and 150 of the Criminal Law, the Criminal Law should be applied first. However, after the Criminal Law's amendments, the National Police Agency counted that 80% of the cases have not been prosecuted since the implementation of the new law. As a result, it is understood the main reason is that judicial practice thinks that it constitutes Article 150 of the Criminal Law, objectively it is necessary to gather more than three people and reach the level of disrupting the peace and order, subjectively need to be non-incidental and have knowledge of the consequences of disrupting order. Therefore, for some occasional fights, Article 150 of the Criminal Law cannot be used as a crime. If it is just ordinary injury without a complaint, it can only be punished by Article 87 of the Social Order Maintenance Act. The purpose of gathering people to fight is to hurt people. If you hurt people in a public place or a place where the public can enter and exit, it is not only intentional, but also easily hinders social order. Therefore, in order to implement the original purpose of the Criminal Law amendment, the police should strengthen the search for evidence and inquiries in accordance with the elements of the Criminal Law when handling crowd fights in the future, so as to increase the conviction rate of crowd fights. In addition, in order to make up for the gap in the suppression of such incidental violence by the Criminal Law, in the future, in our country's Criminal Law, it is worth discussing how to refer to the provisions of the Japanese Criminal Law to amend it. |