Research On The Guiltily About Looking On Unconcerned To Others’ Danger

These scenes called “Looking on Unconcerned to Others’ Danger” what happensin the real world are worried us, and the legal and ethical problems which are broughtby these tragedies are worth us to ponder.“Looking on Unconcerned to Others’Danger”, is it only suffered moral condemnation, or does it also need the law forfurther regulation? This is an issue worth considering! This paper discusses basedon the problem, it raises the discussed issue through the “Little Yueyue case” what hashappened recently. After careful research and argumentation, the paper comes to theconclusion that:“Looking on Unconcerned to Others’ Danger” behavior should be putunder the regulation of criminal law.I take the “Little yueyue case” as a preface to start discussion. First, based on thedefinition of the scope of subject and the objective situation about “Looking onUnconcerned to Others’ Danger” behavior, and the division of the relationshipbetween “Good Samaritan” behavior and the behavior, I conclude the concept of“Looking on Unconcerned to Others’ Danger”, then mark off behavior type of itaccording to different standards. Secondly, through discussing the relationshipbetween morality and law interactive change and legal morality and so on, I make the“Looking on Unconcerned to Others’ Danger” behavior theory analysis, and list thelegislation practice of all times. In addition, I confirm the theory possibility ofimputation of it based on the purpose of “the protection of legal interest” and deepconsideration of Criminal law’s contraction. I demonstrate the realistic possibility ofimputation of it based on moral social foundation and consideration of risk factor of“Looking on Unconcerned to Others’ Danger” behavior. Finally, I summary the general subject system construction about “Looking on Unconcerned to Others’Danger”, and discuss and analysis the behavior imputation of the related specialsubject, these people include family member, state functionary and medical staff, etc.