As the old saying goes: He who doesn't know is innocent. However, in the face of fair and strict laws, "ignorant" people will also be convicted of breaking the law. In reality, many crimes stem from "ignorance", but the law is just and ruthless, and you won't get away with it just because you don't know that this kind of behavior is illegal.
Uninformed attempted crime will not be sentenced to criminal punishment, but the attempted crime must produce evidence to prove that you are unaware. Generally speaking, even if the criminal subject can't produce relevant evidence, the attempted crime may not cause substantial harm, so the attempted crime will only be required to bear criminal responsibility.
Although some or all of the criminal acts were committed by any subject who prepared for the criminal acts, the results after the crimes did not reach their expected results. At this time, it does not mean that they will not be punished. Many attempted crimes still threaten the life or property safety of others, so they also need to bear criminal responsibility.
The punishment that ignorance may lead to negligent crime is generally a lighter or mitigated punishment.
"Knowingly committing a crime" means that the perpetrator does not realize that his behavior is harmful to society or should be punished by criminal law, which actually leads to the occurrence of a crime.
After the incident, the perpetrators often use "I don't know" to exonerate themselves. It's really a pity that this kind of crime is caused by ignorance. However, "ignorance" is not an exemption condition for crimes. "Everyone is equal before the law". No matter whether you know the nature of your behavior or not, once you break the law, you must be punished accordingly.
Mitigating the crime of ignorance:
On the one hand, it is very important to strengthen legal publicity and education. In addition to traditional TV news, magazines, newspapers, brochures and other carriers, we should innovate our concepts and actively carry out activities such as sending France to the campus, sending France to the countryside, and performing French literature and art. You can also set up a legal column in rural areas according to the actual situation, and focus on publicizing legal issues involving the vital interests of villagers in a form that villagers like to see and hear.
On the other hand, we should give full play to the role of rural people's mediators, village lawyers and judicial staff, strengthen communication with villagers in time, hold legal publicity activities, and answer questions for the masses. Only by changing the public's "ignorance" of the law can we reduce ignorant crimes.