MindMap Gallery Classification and principles of joint crimes
This is a mind map on the classification and principles of joint crimes, including joint principal offenders, Indirect principal offender, instigating offender, Participation time of accomplices and co-criminals, Punishment provisions for joint crimes, etc.
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joint crime
Classification and principles of joint crimes
Classification of joint crimes
Division of labor classification
principal offender
Quantitatively
lone principal offender
joint offender
way
direct offender
Introduction to the principal criminal
accomplice
Criminal boss
accomplice
Function classification
Principal offender, accessory offender, coerced offender
Structural classification
Any accomplice
necessary joint crime
Principle of joint crime P121
Substantive principle: The violations are together and the responsibilities are independent
Analysis of the two-class system
Analysis of the Four Elements System
formal identity
Common crime theory ("common crime")
total crime common theory
common crime theory
The theory of common deeds ("to commit crimes together")
Create illegal facts together
joint offender
objective (illegal) class
principal offense
Those who do not commit the act, but whose role is greater than that of an accomplice, shall be deemed as joint principal offenders.
Interested in contacting
Legal Consequences: Partial Implementation and Full Responsibility
Situations that cannot be ascertained (P127)
intentional simultaneous offense
No intention to contact, intentional homicide
Simultaneous fault
No conscious contact, manslaughter
intentional co-culprit
Interested in contacting us
co-culprit in negligence
Interested in contacting Shared Negligence
subjective (responsible) class
Co-culprit is a criminal phenomenon among the objective illegal class. In the subjective responsibility level, there are no requirements for objective responsibility elements.
A: There is no requirement for the age of responsibility
B: No requirements for responsibility and ability
C: There are no requirements for intentionality or negligence.
Some criminals agree: It must be intentional and intentional
The theory of common behavior: there is a connection of interest and jointly create illegal facts
indirect culprit
objective stage
coercive means
deception
subjective stage
Relationship between principal and accomplice
accomplice affiliation
Subordination of criminal forms
Criminal boss
objective (illegal) class
Requirements for establishment: abetting the illegal conduct that caused the principal offender
Accomplished condition: instigating the illegal consequences of the principal offender
subjective (responsible) class
Caused by negligence, does not constitute an instigator
Intentional instigation cannot be committed and does not constitute instigation.
punishment
accomplice
objective (illegal) class
Conditions for establishment: Helping behavior promotes the principal offender to commit illegal acts
Accomplished condition: Helping behavior promotes the principal offender to commit illegal consequences (causality)
psychological help
subjective (responsible) class
neutral helping behavior
Participation time in joint crime
Halfway In: The Co-Crime of Inheritance
participation time
Division of responsibilities
If you participate midway, you will only be responsible for what happens after you participate.
Dropping out: disengagement from accomplice relationships
Punishment provisions for joint crimes
principal offender
Except for the ringleader of a criminal group who must be the principal culprit, the other ringleaders have no necessary connection with the principal culprit. The ringleader who organizes and leads a criminal group is based on all the crimes committed by the "group", rather than the crimes committed by "all members".
Accessory
Mitigation or exemption
accomplice
Mitigation or exemption