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On the Concept of Recidivism

LU Shi-zhong

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Abstract

This article holds that the legal concept of recidivism must be based upon the following guidelines: times, intention and intervals. Each element of the concept of recidivism should reveal the dangerousness of the recidivist. And dangerousness should not be included in the concept of recidivism.

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This article holds that the legal concept of recidivism must be based upon the following guidelines: times, intention and intervals. Each element of the concept of recidivism should reveal the dangerousness of the recidivist. And dangerousness should not be included in the concept of recidivism.

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This article holds that the legal concept of recidivism must be based upon the following guidelines: times, intention and intervals. Each element of the concept of recidivism should reveal the dangerousness of the recidivist. And dangerousness should not be included in the concept of recidivism.

Key concepts: Recidivism, Element (criminal law), Psychology, Criminology, Law, Political science

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