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A Study of the Crime of Embezzlement

Yang Lu-sheng

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The paper discusses what constitutes the crime of embezzlement, emphasizes that the judgment of an embezzlement case depends on thorough investigation into the event, and careful study of the available evidence. The paper concludes that the criminal legislation on the embezzlement crime is neither necessary, nor is it expected to achieve the desired effect.

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The paper discusses what constitutes the crime of embezzlement, emphasizes that the judgment of an embezzlement case depends on thorough investigation into the event, and careful study of the available evidence. The paper concludes that the criminal legislation on the embezzlement crime is neither necessary, nor is it expected to achieve the desired effect.

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The paper discusses what constitutes the crime of embezzlement, emphasizes that the judgment of an embezzlement case depends on thorough investigation into the event, and careful study of the available evidence. The paper concludes that the criminal legislation on the embezzlement crime is neither necessary, nor is it expected to achieve the desired effect.

Key concepts: Embezzlement, Legislation, Criminology, Event (particle physics), Business, Law, Political science, Psychology

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