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On the Classification of Offense in Form and Offense in Substance

Zhixiang Wang

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In the criminal theory of continental law system, crimes can be classified into offense in form and offense in substance according to the relation between act and legal interest. In China, it is unnecessary to adopt this kind of classification.

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In the criminal theory of continental law system, crimes can be classified into offense in form and offense in substance according to the relation between act and legal interest. In China, it is unnecessary to adopt this kind of classification.

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In the criminal theory of continental law system, crimes can be classified into offense in form and offense in substance according to the relation between act and legal interest. In China, it is unnecessary to adopt this kind of classification.

Key concepts: Law, China, Relation (database), Criminology, Psychology, Political science, Computer science, Data mining

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