Legal Analysis The Case Of Yuanmou Et Al.Infringe Of Citizen’s Personal Information

Into the information age, personal information is known as the most valuable resource in the21st century. It provide the basis for government decision-making, bring profits for business development. With the development of information technology, personal information collection, storage, treament becomes more convenient,infringement of personal information is increasingly prone behavior. The resulting social problems triggered legal attention to it. On February28,2009, The Seventh Amendment to the Criminal Law of PRC formulates some rules toward the personal information protection, Adjust the personal information protection in criminal law. First of all, criminal law to effectively combat and prevent crime through personal information related charges set.The implenmentation of the constitution of communication the spirit of freedom and privacy are protected by law. Protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizen’s promot the improvement and development of citizen’s human rights protection. Secondly, due to somedefec in their own setting, bring some problens in judicial practice.And it is notbuilding a legal system, which can efficiently protect personal information of citizens. This article analyses three cases of infringement of citizen’s personal information which happened before and after promulgated the Seventh Amendment to the Criminal Law of PRC.Besides the introduction and epilogue, this paper is divided into five parts:The first part introduction to the case facts and the relevant three disputes.The second part analysis illegal sale and provide of Personal information to citizens and illegal access to citizen’s Personal information of crime.The third part analysis the crime of "Serious circumstance", as it is the established standards of crime.The fourth part analysis whether to buy Citizens Information constitutes a crime.The fifth part is about the basis of the analysis of the status of legislation and cases,discuss the necessity of formulating a special "Personal Information Protection Law"...