英文摘要 |
The issue of substantive equality in criminal liability of demonstration, especially on the level of illegality (Tatbestandsmäßigkeit, Rechtswidrigkeit), has long been ignored. Substantive equality in criminal procedure is only mentioned when discussing effective assistance of counsel. Therefore, the main purpose of this thesis is to combine substantive equality with criminal justice. Firstly, this thesis examines compatibility of Criminal Law with freedom of speech and assembly. Secondly, this thesis explores whether the application of Public Law has impact on the application of Criminal Law in Assembly and Parade Act, such as prior restraint, procedural safeguard, positive obligation, protection obligation and providing adequate places for assembly. Moreover, this thesis discusses the results if the state failed to comply these obligations. Thirdly, this thesis identifies the unacceptable risk of the underprivileged in criminal procedure, which outlines inequality in criminal procedure. Fourthly, this thesis discusses how to apply substantive equality in criminal law. Lastly, this thesis focuses on crimes of Assembly and Parade Act, Criminal Code and the related laws. This thesis criticizes the laws, and gives reasonable explanations of positive laws. |