On Conviction Circumstance
Jing Jin
Abstract
Jing Jin
Abstract
Conviction circumstances are the facts corresponding with criminal constitution that decide whether a conduct constitute a crime and determine the severity of the crime.According to the role of conviction circumstance in conviction,conviction circumstance can be divided into six categories: discriminating guilty or not guilty,discriminating this crime or that crime,discriminating felony or misdemeanour and identifying the stop form of crime,the form of joint offense and the number of crime.There are close contact and clear distinguish between conviction circumstance and criminal constitution and sentencing circumstance.To clarificate these basic relationships has significant value to promote the accuracy of conviction and justice of sentencing.
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Conviction circumstances are the facts corresponding with criminal constitution that decide whether a conduct constitute a crime and determine the severity of the crime.According to the role of conviction circumstance in conviction,conviction circumstance can be divided into six categories: discriminating guilty or not guilty,discriminating this crime or that crime,discriminating felony or misdemeanour and identifying the stop form of crime,the form of joint offense and the number of crime.There are close contact and clear distinguish between conviction circumstance and criminal constitution and sentencing circumstance.To clarificate these basic relationships has significant value to promote the accuracy of conviction and justice of sentencing.
Key concepts: Conviction, Constitution, Criminology, Criminal justice, Law, Psychology, Political science, Criminal law