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Research in Problems about the Accomplished Theft

Author: HaoLiZuo
Tutor: BaoZuo
School: Hebei University of Economics
Course: Legal
Keywords: Larceny Abortive Criminal responsibility
CLC: D924.3
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


Theft is the illegal possession for the purpose of the secret theft of public or private property, a relatively large amount or repeated acts of theft. Theft attempted, has embarked on an act of theft, the crime stop morphology but failed to complete the crime because of reasons other than the will of the perpetrator. The theorists focus often is theft Theft Attempted Criminal Law, depth and direct specific research has not yet been, and there is much controversy. Theft attempted theory, Theft Attempted Theft attempted criminal responsibility, the three major aspects of our current Theft attempted in-depth analysis and interpretation, and combined with relevant case studies analysis Description relevant insights. The first part of the analysis Theft attempted standards of all kinds of theories, including contact with said transfer, said the occult said obtaining said runaway loss control said that the standards of doctrine and Theft attempted to explain and out of control plus control instructions. The second part illustrates two aspects from Attempted Theft of tangible property is theft and theft of objects is a special property Theft Attempted Theft attempted recognized standards, including through the attempted burglary, pickpocketing attempted theft of property in the store attempted an attempted theft of property in a particular management area analysis, a total of four specific instructions Attempted Theft of tangible property is theft; for special property is theft theft the problem of identification of the attempt to commit, is analyzed through two specific situations of the theft attempted steal invisible energy value payment instruments, securities and theft, the price of the ticket Theft attempted. The third part from the start Theft attempted criminal responsibility to come to the attempted theft is a specific form of the attempted crime, should be held criminally responsible, otherwise it would go against the principle of legality and the principle of objective and subjective unity. At the same time the first judicial interpretation of the Supreme People's Court, \judicial interpretation of the two aspects of the doubt from the enumeration of limitations and the textual representation of an objective evaluation, and made recommendations for attempted theft punishment principle, and put forward their point of view based on the improvement of judicial interpretation.

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