英文摘要 |
In modern society, corporates bring us huge economic benefits, but it also has the possibility of causing injury to others, especially common nuisance like food safety or environmental pollution occurred recently. "whether or a corporate can be a subject of crime" is an issue faced by countries all over the world. There is no definition of corporate crime in our main criminal law, but according to our subsidiary criminal law, there are a lot of articles about the punishment to corporates. Apparently, the legislation has clearly recognized that a corporate is a qualified criminal subject. The most common patterns of legislation of corporate criminal are the two penalties. Under the two penalties, natural persons are sentenced to imprisonment, and corporates are fined by regulations at the same time. However, according to the Principle of Culpability, natural persons are only responsible for their own unlawful and culpable behavior, and corporates are only responsible for their own unlawful and culpable behavior. But our criminal law does not specify under what circumstances corporates shall take criminal liability and how to identify the criminal behavior of corporates. This study intends to use theories of "organizational fault" as the theoretical basis to establish the corporate criminal liability, as well as to make suggestions on the patterns of legislation of corporate criminal and the types of criminal penalties, to achieve the objective of prevention of corporate crime. The law must keep pace with the development of society, not just stick to the rules. In order to avoid being out of touch with the society, the criminal law should adjust the existing legal viewpoints in a timely manner, and think about how to respond to the legal problems of the new era with an innovative perspective. Only in this way can the criminal law continue to realize the function of protecting legal interest. |