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Unlawfulness of Crime in The Standpoint of The Rechtsgut Theory
A crime, as an act punishable by law, must be deemed unlawful as the imposition of punishment for something that is not unlawful is inherently arbitrary. Nevertheless, the precise essence of unlawfulness in the context of a crime remains a topic of debate among legal scholars. Furthermore, the incli
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