Severe punishment in accordance with law:the unity of criminal policies and criminal law
Peng Feng-lian
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Peng Feng-lian
Abstract
Severe punishment,a concrete criminal policy,is advanced according to the situation of public order.During the process of improving public order,not only should the guiding function of criminal policies be sticked to,but handling cases should keep to law.Criminal policies clearly show the range of severe punishment,which is considered criminal in line with criminal law.Severe punishment should conform to the legal regulation of crime,penalty and criminal responsibility,which is the unity of criminal policies and criminal law.In order to carry it out soundly,the three basic principles of criminal law should be kept to and the concept that criminal policies and criminal law can coexist and take effect should be established.
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Severe punishment,a concrete criminal policy,is advanced according to the situation of public order.During the process of improving public order,not only should the guiding function of criminal policies be sticked to,but handling cases should keep to law.Criminal policies clearly show the range of severe punishment,which is considered criminal in line with criminal law.Severe punishment should conform to the legal regulation of crime,penalty and criminal responsibility,which is the unity of criminal policies and criminal law.In order to carry it out soundly,the three basic principles of criminal law should be kept to and the concept that criminal policies and criminal law can coexist and take effect should be established.
Key concepts: Criminal law, Punishment (psychology), Law, Theory of criminal justice, Criminal procedure, Order (exchange), Political science, Public law