2003Journal of North China Institute of Water Conservancy and Hydroelectric PowerRequires access

On Impossibility of Crime

Liu Yan-zhen

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It is generally believed that impossibility of crime is a type of unaccomplished crime. In effect, impossibility can be divided into two categories: punishable impossibility and non-criminal impossibility. The paper also probes into the foreign impossibility theory and puts forward some advice on how to differentiate the two kinds of impossibility.

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It is generally believed that impossibility of crime is a type of unaccomplished crime. In effect, impossibility can be divided into two categories: punishable impossibility and non-criminal impossibility. The paper also probes into the foreign impossibility theory and puts forward some advice on how to differentiate the two kinds of impossibility.

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It is generally believed that impossibility of crime is a type of unaccomplished crime. In effect, impossibility can be divided into two categories: punishable impossibility and non-criminal impossibility. The paper also probes into the foreign impossibility theory and puts forward some advice on how to differentiate the two kinds of impossibility.

Key concepts: Impossibility, Political science, Law

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