英文摘要 |
Recently, criminal legislation has gradually moved towards the protection of hyper-individual legal interests. The frequent promulgation of the amendments to Art. 106 of the Medical Law is a suitable example. Since Paragraph 2, 3, and 4, Art. 106 of the Medical Law was enacted in 2014, and subsequently revised in 2017, the Offenses of Interference with Medical Practice has been widely applicable in judicial practice. However, what are the legal interests of this crime is still questionable. For now, it has been rarely discussed in academic studies. Even though the abstract statements such as public and medical security have been proposed as the legal interests of this crime, they still have not been elucidated in-depth. Accordingly, the elements of this crime cannot be formulated and explained closely with its legal interests. How to answer the question is not only related to the further clarification of the medical legal field, but also to the legitimacy of this crime and its future. Firstly, this Article aims to demonstrate the current status of judicial practice trials, and starts from case statistics of the Offenses of Interference with Medical Practice. Secondly, this Article intends to analyze the possible legal interests and legal norms of this crime. It primarily focuses on grooming the legislative background to explore the possible legal interests of this crime. Afterwards, each normative type of this crime is analyzed one by one. Thirdly, this Article is in a bid to prove whether the medical institution can be used as the legal interests of this crime, from the perspective of institutional protection and risk control, justifying the existence and the normative significance of this crime. Last but not least, this Article is in an attempt to review and illustrate the elements of this crime by putting forward a more detailed connotation of legal interests and the core of protection. It can also specify the line of punishment that should be strictly adhered to. |