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학술저널
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한국형사법무정책연구원 형사정책연구 형사정책연구 통권 제55호
발행연도
2003.9
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209 - 240 (32page)

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The Current Criminal Law of Korea was adapted from Japanese Criminal Law in the origin of Continental Law System(especially German Criminal Law). So in the definition and interpretation about the Criminal Law was dominated the dogmatics of Japanese and German Criminal Law. But in the Chosun Dynasty there was a good and systematic Criminal Law in the origin of Chinese Criminal Law(Daemyoungrul).
The characteristics of Chosun Criminal Law was found in the so concrete and particular provisions about crime and the penalty as to give the judge no free discretion in judgement, and it laid importance on the objective result of the offence rather than on the subjective will or intention of the offender. The Chosun Dynasty was based on the birth class system, so it was thought natural that any similar offences should have deserved different penalties according to the differences of the social classes to which offenders, the offended or the owners of the objects of offences belonged. This is the main characteristics of the Chosun Criminal Law as compared to the Current Criminal Law, but it had also some theoretical aspects almost as much developed as that of the modern one. For instance, all the offences in Chosun Criminal Law were put into two categories,
intentional and accidental, and the criminal categories of the offenders were so stipulate that those over seventy and under fifteen and those over eighty and under ten sere respectively under the criminal responsibilities from the rest, and those with diseases or vital ailments were respectively reconsidered to some extent out of the regular criminal responsibility.
The regular criminal punishments of Chosun Dynasty were composed of the five types - lashing, flogging, imprisonment with hard labour, banishment and death penalty. Besides these were the supplementary punishments of tattoo and dismissal. In the Chosun Dynasty, there existed no separation of three powers but the King hand the whole three power - the legislative, the executive, and the judicature - at his command. Therefore no independent organization of justice was established, and executive officials performed the role of judges and prosecutors, because judicial judgements were not recognised as judicial measures but as part of the executive functions.
The contents of this article consists of followings.
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. The Adaptation of the Chinese Criminal Codes (Daemyoungryul) in the early Chosun Dynasty
Ⅲ. The General Clauses about Crime and Punishment in the Daemyoungryul
Ⅳ. The Conflict between the Daemyoungryul and the Customary Chosun Law and the Enactment of the Exception Clauses.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 朝鮮朝刑事法源으로서의 大明律의 繼受
Ⅲ. 大明律直解上의 刑法總則的規定
Ⅳ. 大明律과 傳統法의 衝突및 例外規定의 生成
Ⅴ. 맺음말
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