An Seong-jo: Criminal Law (2022)

The majority of criminal principles and thegmatics are intended to enforce civil liberties and possible violations of rights by the National Court, and in that sense it is clear that the subject of justice is the subject. Especially the appeal of social contract to justify national criminal power is to bring up the theoretical idea of ‘contemptual justification for law and morality’, and then to create a view that proper transformation here would be designed more quickly with a procedural justification device that could provide sound basis for principle and principles of criminality. The topics discussed in this volume are widely covered on various subjects of criminal law. As a matter of fact, the fundamental principles of criminal law are mainly about liability principles and the derivatives of criminal courtism, namely, the clear sex principles and anti-project principles, which have been directly involved in some of the most classical and current debate on criminal justice. For example, the question of the'responsibility of free will' which is a preemptive premise of the notion of responsibility as a condemnable cause, or the "comm" of the open line between the allowed expansion and the forbidden latent interpretation of analogy. That's what the possible issues are. The issue of law inconclusiveity, which is a major challenge to the clarity of criminal law, and has been raised by legalists and critics, is also deeply addressed.

Korean title: 형법학(2022)

Korean author: 안성조

Korean publisher: 경인문화사

ISBN-13: 9788949966243