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Comparison Of Implicated Offense And Absorbable Offense

Posted on:2015-12-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:D X KeFull Text:PDF
GTID:2296330434952557Subject:Criminal Law
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At present, in our theory circles and judicial circles, understanding the implicated offense and the absorbable offense is still very confused, devoted tQ the discussion or crime books of implicated offense and absorbable offense, but the comparison is not more in-depth analysis, it is only in the study of which a time through analysis of another. This paper is divided into four parts of the difference between implicated offense and absorbable offense:the first part is a summary of implicated offense and absorbable offense, from the concept, analysis to compare and summarize implicated offense and absorbable offense finds it is easily confused, because their values are similar in the subject, so easy to confuse, but by comparing easy confusion can be found in nature the difference between implicated offense and absorbable offense, i.e. the difference between absorbable offense and implicated offense is implicated relationship and absorbable relationship,and it is the key point; then in the second part, the third part focuses on the analysis of the implications and understanding relationship between absorbable offense, including implicated offense and absorbable offense definition of the relationship, the subjective or external and internal aspects of the characteristics and the composition of specific performance of this two relationships, through the study of these three aspects in order to define what is the relationship and what relationships between implicated offense and absorbable offense; in a clear basis for these two relations, the fourth part of this paper makes a comparison of implicated offense and absorbable offense, this part is discussed both in the subjective aspect and objective level difference, and combined with the specific and real case analysis the difference, finally the author summarizes a discriminant method that discriminate the implicated offense and the absorbable offense.
Keywords/Search Tags:Implicated offense, Absorbable offense, Implicated relationship, Absorbable relaitonship, Comparison
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