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On Unit Crime is Joint Crime

Xie Zhi-dong

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The general opinion in criminal law profession is that unit crime does not belong to joint crime; the paper, however, holds the opposite attitudes, which is necessary in both theory and practice——the immediate principal and responsible should be criminally responsible for unit crime; unit crime and joint crime share the same essence and formation requirements.

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The general opinion in criminal law profession is that unit crime does not belong to joint crime; the paper, however, holds the opposite attitudes, which is necessary in both theory and practice——the immediate principal and responsible should be criminally responsible for unit crime; unit crime and joint crime share the same essence and formation requirements.

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The general opinion in criminal law profession is that unit crime does not belong to joint crime; the paper, however, holds the opposite attitudes, which is necessary in both theory and practice——the immediate principal and responsible should be criminally responsible for unit crime; unit crime and joint crime share the same essence and formation requirements.

Key concepts: Unit (ring theory), Principal (computer security), Joint (building), Law, Criminology, Criminal law, Violent crime, Political science

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