1 behavior. Also known as behavioral crime, it means that as long as the perpetrator implements a certain behavior stipulated in the criminal law, it has already constituted a completed crime.
2. Consequential offender. Refers to the criminal act committed by the perpetrator, which must have legal results to constitute a completed crime.
3. The perpetrator. Also known as summary offense, it refers to the crime that the perpetrator completed and fully met the constitutive requirements at the beginning of committing the crime according to the law, thus constituting a completed crime.
4. Dangerous criminals. Refers to the criminal act committed by the perpetrator, which is in a particularly dangerous state, enough to cause some harmful results and constitute a completed crime. According to the provisions of the criminal law, the criminal responsibility of the accomplished offender shall be directly punished according to the statutory punishment prescribed by law.
Legal basis: Article 22 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) states that preparation for a crime is to prepare for a crime by preparing tools and creating conditions. For the preparatory crime, the punishment may be lightened, mitigated or exempted according to the completed crime.
Article 23 Attempted crime refers to attempted crime, but it is attempted for reasons other than the will of the offender. Attempted crime can be given a lighter or mitigated punishment according to the accomplished crime.