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Crime Constitution Reconsidering and Restructuring

Zhao Tian-ba

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The crime constitution theory as the core of the criminal law fundamental research,holds the important position in the entire criminal law theory system.But our country crime constitution theory extant system has some problems,this kind of condition needs to perform to change,establishes in the thorough crime establishment significance the crime constitution theory.

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The crime constitution theory as the core of the criminal law fundamental research,holds the important position in the entire criminal law theory system.But our country crime constitution theory extant system has some problems,this kind of condition needs to perform to change,establishes in the thorough crime establishment significance the crime constitution theory.

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The crime constitution theory as the core of the criminal law fundamental research,holds the important position in the entire criminal law theory system.But our country crime constitution theory extant system has some problems,this kind of condition needs to perform to change,establishes in the thorough crime establishment significance the crime constitution theory.

Key concepts: Constitution, Restructuring, Extant taxon, Law, Criminal law, Political science, Cultural criminology, Position (finance)

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