The four elements that constitute a crime are as follows: (1) Subject of a crime: refers to the person who commits a crime. The subject of a crime can be one person, multiple people committing the same crime, or a unit. (2) Subjective aspect of crime: it refers to the psychological state and results of the criminal subject's criminal behavior. The subjective psychological state of crime includes intention and negligence. When the unit constitutes a crime, the person responsible for the unit crime also has a subjective psychological state. (3) The objective aspect of crime refers to the concrete manifestation of criminal behavior. (4) Criminal object: refers to the social relations protected by criminal law and infringed by criminal acts.

Legal basis: Article 14 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) is a deliberate crime, knowing that one's actions will cause harmful consequences to society, and hoping or letting such consequences happen, thus constituting a crime. Whoever intentionally commits a crime shall bear criminal responsibility.

Article 15 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) should foresee the possible social consequences of his actions. Failing to foresee such consequences, or thinking that such consequences can be avoided due to negligence, are all negligent crimes. Negligent crime, only those who are prescribed by law bear criminal responsibility.

Article 25 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * joint crime means that two or more persons * * * intentionally commit joint crime. If two or more people commit a negligent crime, they shall not be punished as negligent crimes; Those who should bear criminal responsibility should be punished according to the crimes they committed.

Article 30 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): Companies, enterprises, institutions, organs and groups that commit acts that endanger society shall bear criminal responsibility if the law stipulates that it is a unit crime.

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