Causal error in narrow sense

The so-called causality error refers to the situation that the object infringed by the actor is not wrong, but the development process of causality caused by the infringement is inconsistent with the expected development process of the actor, which leads to the delay or early occurrence of the infringement result.

Causality error in a narrow sense refers to the situation that the occurrence of the result is not realized according to the process foreseen by the actor for the development of causality. Because intentional identification does not require the actor to clearly understand the specific form of causal development, but only requires that his behavior will produce harmful results. Therefore, the narrow sense of causality error does not affect the establishment of intentional crime.

Legal basis:

Article 2 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) The tasks of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) are: to safeguard national security, the regime of people's democratic dictatorship and the socialist system, to protect state-owned property and property collectively owned by working people, to protect property privately owned by citizens, to protect citizens' personal rights, democratic rights and other rights, to maintain social and economic order, to ensure the smooth progress of socialist construction, to fight against all criminal acts and to punish them.