C002002 Fundamental Principles of the Criminal Law and the Criminal Procedure for Understanding Criminal Cases Involving Accidents Caused by Negligence
Keiji KONDO
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Keiji KONDO
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Substantive issues of a criminal case are governed by the Criminal Code, and procedural issues, by the Criminal Procedure Code. When engineers discuss their criminal liability for accidents, they do not usually have sufficient knowledge about the law. This paper provides very basic principles of the criminal law and the criminal procedure.
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Substantive issues of a criminal case are governed by the Criminal Code, and procedural issues, by the Criminal Procedure Code. When engineers discuss their criminal liability for accidents, they do not usually have sufficient knowledge about the law. This paper provides very basic principles of the criminal law and the criminal procedure.
Key concepts: Criminal procedure, Criminal law, Law, Criminal code, Theory of criminal justice, Political science, Criminal investigation, Criminology