Why can't the unit constitute the subject of natural crime?

Hello, this is restricted by law according to the specific circumstances of the crime. Natural crime and statutory crime are a basic classification of criminal law theory.

Zhang Mingkai's Criminal Law (II) holds that natural crimes and statutory crimes can basically be distinguished from their ethics, that is, natural crimes refer to traditional crimes that infringe or threaten legal interests and obviously violate ethics, such as rape, murder and arson. Statutory crime refers to a modern crime that infringes or threatens legal interests but does not obviously violate ethics. Because of this, the harmfulness of natural crimes is easily recognized by ordinary people (without the help of law), while the harmfulness of statutory crimes is difficult to be recognized by ordinary people (usually with the help of law); The social harmfulness of natural crime changes little, while that of statutory crime changes greatly. Although the content of ethical norms is constantly changing, the distinction between natural criminals and statutory criminals is relative, but this distinction is of certain significance for solving problems such as legal misunderstanding.

Units cannot constitute the subject of natural crimes, but only the subject of statutory crimes.

In addition, statutory punishment is mainly a criminal act that violates administrative and economic management regulations.

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