What is a non-negligent crime?
Non-negligent crime refers to the criminal's intentional or knowing criminal psychology when committing a crime, rather than a crime caused by negligence or negligence. Compared with negligent crime, non-negligent crime is more serious and its criminal responsibility is more significant.
Non-negligent crime in crime classification
In the classification of crimes, no-fault crime is an important type of crime. Including intentional crime, intentional part of negligent crime, recidivism, etc. These crimes have obvious intentional elements, so they are classified as non-negligent crimes.
Characteristics of no-fault crime
Non-negligent crime has the following characteristics: ① the criminal has intentional or knowing criminal psychology; (2) Crime is more harmful to society; (3) The criminal responsibility of criminals is more serious and the punishment is more severe.
Other points of crime classification
Besides non-negligent crimes, there are many other points in the classification of crimes. For example, in syllogism, the item in the premise is GAI at least once, which is the basic requirement of syllogism. At the same time, two negatives can't draw an inevitable conclusion. In terms of entries, events and events cannot be expanded, there is no adjacent genus, and the opposition relationship is incomplete.