Criminal law as deontology

Author: Luan Li
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: As an obligation, criminal law is a constraint or limitation that requires the obligee to actively perform specific actions to prevent harm and protect legal interests in accordance with criminal law. The function of criminal law as an obligation lies in maintaining good social order. The realization of this function must be based on meeting the requirements of the principle of clarity. Therefore, it is necessary to clarify the relevant issues of criminal law as an obligation. Ontologically, it is necessary to clarify the position of criminal law as an obligation in the crime constitution and its rational basis for emergence; in particular, the rational basis of criminal law as an obligation is the key to clarifying the relevant issues of criminal law as an obligation. In terms of application, it is necessary to clarify how to legally implement criminal law as an obligation in both legislative and judicial aspects, thereby directly realizing the clarity of criminal law as an obligation.