Research on Smuggling Crimes

Author: Zhang Dachen
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This paper is based on the perspective of statutory offenses and conducts a systematic study of smuggling crimes from the perspective of criminal substantive law, while also considering smuggling crimes in terms of sociology, criminology, and criminal policy. Through the research on the basic issues of smuggling crimes, it constructs a foundational theoretical framework for smuggling crimes. It analyzes contentious issues in smuggling crimes, explores numerous challenging problems in the forms of smuggling crimes such as stopping forms, accomplice forms, and crime number forms. In the application of penalties for smuggling crimes, it provides detailed arguments on the basis of penalties, sentencing principles, and sentencing standards in areas rarely addressed. Based on absorbing the latest research findings and judicial interpretations, it defines individual smuggling crimes and, finally, elaborates on its unique insights into the legislative improvement of smuggling crimes, addressing the flaws in the current legislation. It first proposes theories such as partial accomplices, accomplices, quasi- accomplices,, mixed fault, and expected possibility in smuggling crimes, providing a more robust theoretical support for solving difficult issues in judicial practice.