| 摘要: | 本文之題目為「論贓物罪-從法本質出發」，茲將其內容分章說明如下：第一章為緒論依序分別說明本文之研究背景與目的、研究方法、研究範圍與限制及概述章節架構，藉以確立本文所欲研究之問題與方向，並藉由介紹本文之初步架構導引出後續各章節之內容。本文僅嘗試自法益為出發點對贓物罪之分析，並就其構成要件，正犯共犯，親屬間竊盜適用範圍進行論證。第二章 就贓物罪之基本內涵展開介紹，先從法益為出發點，確認其法益之內容及贓物罪之規範涵攝範圍。第三章 展開贓物行為之不法構成要件，特別針對其行為、主體、客體等客觀要素，以及主觀上之故意內容(尤其，是否排除間接故意之限縮可行性)逐一申述，當中，對文獻上業已提出之學說各內容，試加引注並予以詳實比較。第四章 探討贓物罪之行為態樣及其既、未遂之判斷標準，並就不罰後行為，正犯與共犯等各相關議題進行評釋。經由上述各章節依次介紹及研究討論後，最終獲致結論。
Title of the article is "on the stolen goods - Starting from the nature of law " the content of which is hereby divided into chapters as follows: The first chapter is the introduction of this paper sequentially illustrate research background and purpose, research methods, and an overview of the scope and limitations of section architecture, in order to establish the direction of the problem and research article pace, and by the initial structure of the guide describes the contents of this article follow the chapters. This paper attempts to analyze the legal interest only from the starting point of the stolen goods, and to its constituent elements, committing complicity between relatives to demonstrate the scope of theft. The second chapter on the basic content of the stolen goods expanded introduction, starting with legal interest as a starting point, to confirm the contents of its norms and legal interests of the Han stolen goods subject range. Chapter III Expand wrongful acts booty constituent elements, especially for their behavior, subject, object and other objective factors, subjective and intentional content (in particular, whether to exclude indirect intention narrows feasibility) each representation, which, for the literature the theory has been proposed for each content, try adding citations and be informative to compare. The fourth chapter discusses the behavior aspect of the stolen goods and both, the judge attempted standards, and will not charge after behavior, and other topics related to the principal offender and accomplice were evaluated each release. Successively introduced and discussed via the study of each chapter, the final conclusion attainable. |
