On the Compatibility of Crime, Responsibility, and Penalty in the New Criminal Law
Zhao Da-li
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Zhao Da-li
Abstract
This article focuses on the discussions of the principle of compatibility of crime, responsibility and penalty in Article 5 of our new criminal law. The writer elaborates on the relevant issues of “ the harshness of criminal penalty from the perspectives of “ crime committed and “ criminal liability and proposes that expounds the framework of balanced relationship among crime-responsibility-penalty redefined on the basis of criminal responsibility.
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This article focuses on the discussions of the principle of compatibility of crime, responsibility and penalty in Article 5 of our new criminal law. The writer elaborates on the relevant issues of “ the harshness of criminal penalty from the perspectives of “ crime committed and “ criminal liability and proposes that expounds the framework of balanced relationship among crime-responsibility-penalty redefined on the basis of criminal responsibility.
Key concepts: Criminal responsibility, Criminal law, Compatibility (geochemistry), Criminal liability, Liability, Law, Political science, Law and economics