The forms of intentional crime are divided into criminal preparation, attempted crime, criminal suspension and accomplished crime. Among them, the accomplished crime becomes the accomplished form of crime, and the preparation, attempted crime and suspension of crime are called the unfinished form of crime. The form of intentional crime only exists in intentional crime, and negligent crime has no criminal purpose and there is no problem of unfinished form.

1. What are the four states of intentional crime?

The forms of intentional crime are divided into criminal preparation, attempted crime, criminal suspension and accomplished crime.

1, crime preparation:

It refers to the situation that tools are prepared and conditions are created for committing a crime, but the actor fails to commit a crime due to reasons other than his will.

Features:

(1) subjectively committed a crime;

(2) Objectively preparing for a crime;

(3) In fact, he did not commit a crime;

(4) Failure to commit a crime due to reasons other than the will of the perpetrator. For the preparatory crime, the punishment may be lightened, mitigated or exempted according to the completed crime.

2. Attempted crime:

If a crime has been committed, but it has not succeeded due to reasons other than the will of the offender, it is an attempted crime.

Features:

(1) has started committing crimes;

(2) attempted crime;

(3) The failure of the crime is due to reasons other than the will of the offender. Attempted crime can be given a lighter or mitigated punishment according to the accomplished crime.

3, the crime is suspended:

In the process of committing a crime, it is the cessation of the crime to give up the crime automatically or to prevent the crime result automatically and effectively.

Features:

(1) Timeliness of suspension. This means that the discontinuation of a crime must take place in the course of a crime. That is, the suspension of crime can occur in the process of crime preparation and attempted crime. Once the crime is completed, there is no probation.

(2) The automaticity of suspension. This means that criminals voluntarily give up crime when they think it is possible to carry it out to the end.

(3) Effect of suspension. This refers to giving up the crime automatically before the crime is completed or effectively preventing the crime from happening.

(4) Objectivity of suspension. Suspension is not only a change of inner state, but also an objective suspension behavior. If the suspended crime has not caused damage, it shall be exempted from punishment; If damage is caused, the punishment shall be mitigated. Divided into two behaviors. In this case, whether it causes harmful results does not affect the number of behaviors. Because if there is no harmful result, then it should be considered as two attempted crimes. If there is only one harmful result, it should be considered as attempted crime and accomplished crime. If two harmful results are caused, it shall be deemed that two crimes have been accomplished.

4. Accomplished crime:

It means that the criminal's behavior has completely realized all the constituent facts stipulated in the specific provisions of the criminal law.

The accomplished offender shall be punished according to the statutory punishment stipulated in the specific provisions of the Criminal Law.

Second, what are the two behavioral characteristics of intentional crime?

1, the actor must know that his behavior will have harmful consequences to society. This kind of knowledge includes not only knowing that there will be consequences that will harm society, but also knowing that there may be consequences that will harm society.

2. The actor must hope or let this harmful result happen. No matter whether the actor knows that the harmful result is inevitable or possible, as long as he hopes or lets the harmful result happen, it constitutes an intentional crime.

Intentional crime can only exist in the process of crime. If the crime is deliberately formed and then dispelled, the performance of repentance after the crime is a form outside the criminal process, not a form of intentional crime. Intentional crime refers to knowing that one's actions will have harmful consequences to society, and hoping or letting such consequences happen, which constitutes a crime. According to the law, the actor must bear criminal responsibility.