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A new study of the concept of consequential offense

Zhixian Wang

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Abstract

The traditional concepts of consequential offense all have drawbacks.Consequential offense refers to the basic one for which the specific harmful consequence,caused by an intentional or negligent dangerous act,is the element of the constitutive requirements.

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The traditional concepts of consequential offense all have drawbacks.Consequential offense refers to the basic one for which the specific harmful consequence,caused by an intentional or negligent dangerous act,is the element of the constitutive requirements.

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The traditional concepts of consequential offense all have drawbacks.Consequential offense refers to the basic one for which the specific harmful consequence,caused by an intentional or negligent dangerous act,is the element of the constitutive requirements.

Key concepts: Element (criminal law), Psychology, Risk analysis (engineering), Social psychology, Forensic engineering, Political science, Engineering, Law

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