| 英文摘要 |
Compulsory treatment is a rehabilitative measure that restricts the physical freedom of others in accordance with the law and confines them to a fixed location and must be placed under the constraints of public power. It is a legal effect that replaces or supplements criminal sanctions. It can be seen from Articles 88 and 89 of the Criminal Law that compulsory treatment has two types according to the applicable objects. They are: 1. Any person addicted to compulsory treatment of drugs; 2. If a person commits an offense while intoxicated, he may be committed to a suitable establishment for compulsory treatment if there is reason sufficient to believe that he is addicted to alcohol and he is in the danger of committing the offense again. These two types of prohibitive punishments have f laws in the current criminal legislation and policies and need to be revised. In terms of the criminal legislative purpose that rehabilitative measures want to achieve, they also have important and unshakable historical significance. This article examines the legal system of compulsory treatment based on the revision trend of rehabilitative measures in recent years. It is suggested here that compulsory treatment should move towards comprehensive intermediate sanctions. It should not only pay attention to the legislative design of community compulsory treatment, but also give full play to the effectiveness of“case source management”through public-private collaboration. At the same time, compulsory treatment should capture the legislative advantages of custodial protection and compulsory cure, strengthen the evaluation mechanism of treatment, and relax the scope of application of compulsory treatment. This article believes that in the future, the possibility of compulsory treatment, custodial protection and compulsory cure being revised to“therapeutic measures”will not be ruled out, which will help save judicial costs and improve resource integration goals. |