英文摘要 |
"Regardless of the different national legislations and academic theories regarding ''whether a legal person can be a subject of crime'', according to our subsidiary criminal law, the legislation has clearly recognized that a legal person is a qualified criminal subject. Under the two penalties. natural persons are sentenced to imprisonment, and legal persons are fined by regulations. However, there is a huge gap between the economic resources of legal persons and natural persons. Therefore, scholars have criticized strongly advocated that the two should be disconnected from each other. Internationally, fines applied to legal persons are higher than those of natural persons. This paper adopts the US Sentencing Guidelines for legal persons' fines and German daily fines as examples to review the current legal person's fine penalties. Furthermore, most of foreign legislation do not have restrictions of legal persons to fine penalties, and even for the purpose of special prevention of penalties, and to further protect victims and avoid legal persons from re-offending, sanctions other than fines are designed. Such as the United States’Victim Compensation Order, Japan’s Business Improvement Order, France’s qualification penalties specifically applicable to legal persons, etc., can be flexibly matched with the extended application of probation and prosecution systems. Through the maintenance of the legal compliance plan, it can reduce the harm to the social economy, employees, and innocent shareholders." |