中韩刑正当化事由比较研究 法学理论
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Explore the comparative study of justification defenses in Chinese and Korean criminal law. This theoretical examination in legal studies analyzes key grounds like self-defense and necessity, revealing doctrinal differences and shared principles in East Asian jurisprudence. Ideal for scholars seeking deeper insights into criminal theory.
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This book presents a comparative study of justification grounds in criminal law between China and Korea. It delves into the theoretical aspects of legal justifications that permit actions otherwise prohibited by criminal statutes.
The analysis highlights similarities and differences in how these two jurisdictions approach defenses such as self-defense, necessity, and lawful authority. By examining legal doctrines and case applications, the work contributes to broader legal theory.
Intended for legal scholars and practitioners, the text provides insights into East Asian criminal law frameworks. It emphasizes the role of cultural and historical contexts in shaping justification matters.
Through rigorous comparison, the book aids in understanding evolving principles of criminal responsibility across borders.
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