Those who have reached the age of 14 but not 16 shall also bear criminal responsibility.
Specifically including:
1. Crime of intentional homicide;
2. Intentional injury causes serious injury or death;
3. rape;
4. robbery;
5. Drug trafficking;
6. arson;
7. explosion;
8. Crime of poisoning.
Legal basis:
Article 17 of the Criminal Law A person who has reached the age of 16 and is criminally responsible commits a crime and shall be criminally responsible.
1. A person who has reached the age of 14 but under the age of 16 commits the crimes of intentional homicide, intentional injury to death, rape, robbery, drug trafficking, arson, explosion and poisoning, and shall bear criminal responsibility.
2. A person who has reached the age of 14 and is under the age of 18 commits a crime and shall be given a lighter or mitigated punishment.
3. Those who are not given criminal punishment because they are under the age of sixteen shall be ordered to discipline their parents or guardians; When necessary, it can also be taken in for reeducation by the government.
Note: The eight crimes stipulated in the second paragraph of Article 17 of the Criminal Law refer to specific criminal acts, not specific charges.
reference data
What are the eight types of crimes in criminal law? . Lawyer 365[ reference time 2018-1-1]