the crime of infringing intellectual property rights refers to the crime of infringing intellectual property rights without the permission of the intellectual property owner,
the illegal use of intellectual property rights, the violation of the state's management order of intellectual property rights and the legitimate rights and interests of intellectual property owners, and the illegal income is large or serious.
The crimes of infringing intellectual property rights include: the crime of counterfeiting registered trademarks, the crime of selling counterfeit registered trademarks, the crime of infringing intellectual property rights
, and the crime of illegally manufacturing or selling illegally manufactured registered trademarks; Crime of infringing copyright and selling infringing copies; Crime of counterfeiting patents; Crime of infringing trade secrets.
the crime of civil infringement of intellectual property rights is only one of the former, and the other is the crime of criminal infringement of intellectual property rights.
Take patents as an example:
General patent infringement involves civil and administrative matters, such as producing patented products without the permission of the patentee; This harms the interests of the patentee;
generally, acts such as counterfeiting patented products, which constitute a crime, are within the criminal scope: if the patented products do not publicize themselves as patented products and illegally make profits, etc. This is generally harmful to the interests of the public (rather than simply harming the interests of the patentee) and obstructing law enforcement, and criminal offences are generally more serious.
I don't know if this can help you roughly distinguish the difference between the two.