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Research On The Restriction Of The Crime Of Illeglly Absorbing Public Deposits

Posted on:2019-10-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:F ZhaiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2416330602458382Subject:Law
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In recent years,the crime rate of illegally absorbing public deposits in China has continued to rise,and the amount of crimes and the number of people involved have increased year by year,which has had an increasingly serious impact on the whole society.The crime of illegal absorption of the publi deposits appears more and more frequently in people's view,especially in some private enterprises,which has become a "frequent customer" regulated by the crime of illegally absorbing public deposits.In practice,there are also some qualitative deviations,misdemeanors and severe punishments,which make the crime "public target" and widely accepted by scholars and the public.It's a denounce.Although China has promulgated a large number of judicial interpretations and administrative regulations and has taken active action to combat such crimes,the crime of illegal absorption of public deposits stipulated in Article 176 of the Criminal Law of China has not clearly defined the core issues of "the public","deposits","illegal" and "disguised",which may lead to There is a deviation in the qualitative behavior of judges.The author finds in judicial practice,This crime has been extended to apply and other issues,and thus believes that the one of the reasons for its emergence is that the application of the crime has been expanded.At the same time,it also pointed out that it is necessary to explain the sin,reasonable definition of "the public","deposits","illegal","disguised" and other core issues,in order to prevent the application of the crime from being further expanded,for the legal channels of informal financing to reserve the necessary living space.
Keywords/Search Tags:Crime of illegally absorbing public deposits, scope of application, restriction
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