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The imputative principle of the strict liability in criminal law

Jianli Wang

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The strict liability is a imputative principle of legal liability and a feature of the criminal theory in Anglo-American law systems.The strict liability is reasonable and effectible,So it's the time to construct the strict liability theory accounting to Chinese situation.

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The strict liability is a imputative principle of legal liability and a feature of the criminal theory in Anglo-American law systems.The strict liability is reasonable and effectible,So it's the time to construct the strict liability theory accounting to Chinese situation.

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The strict liability is a imputative principle of legal liability and a feature of the criminal theory in Anglo-American law systems.The strict liability is reasonable and effectible,So it's the time to construct the strict liability theory accounting to Chinese situation.

Key concepts: Strict liability, Legal liability, Liability, Criminal liability, Mens rea, Construct (python library), Law, Delict

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