A joke about the conversation between a lawyer and a criminal.

Richie Jen talks with lawyer Ma Yuzhen, and undercover agent Arlo is forced to participate in illegal and criminal activities, which may not be a crime.

Recently, the film "Marginal Man" is very popular, and many netizens are also paying attention to the undercover problem in this film. Undercover may participate in illegal and criminal acts in order to complete the task, but does undercover's illegal and criminal acts constitute a crime? This should be combined with his subjective will and infringed legal interests. If there is no intention subjectively and the infringement on legal interests objectively is not so great, then he may not constitute a crime.

Richie Jen talks with lawyer Ma Yuzhen, and undercover Arlo is forced to participate in illegal and criminal activities: the reality will only be more cruel.

In the film Marginal Man, the undercover played by Richie Jen was forced to participate in riots after he joined the company, which is undoubtedly a kind of illegal and criminal activity. According to lawyer Ma Yuzhen, undercover will only get worse in real life. They have been hiding their identity, just to better complete the tasks assigned to them by the organization. Take an undercover policeman as an example. Because the undercover policeman was recognized by his children in the street and called his father, the drug dealer not only brutally killed his wife and son, but also tortured him, injected him with drugs to keep him awake, then tortured him for several days and finally let him die. So undercover's fate is very miserable, and undercover may be treated inhumanely because of revealing his identity.

Undercover Arlo was forced to participate in illegal and criminal activities: this is not necessarily a criminal activity.

Generally speaking, only when undercover participates in illegal and criminal activities will it constitute intentional crime, but at the same time, the legal interests of infringement must be considered. For example, an undercover lurking in a drug dealer group lurks behind the drug dealer group and forces him to go whoring to prove his innocence. At this time, in order to complete the task without causing harm to others, undercover whoring just violated administrative regulations. As far as the legal meaning of undercover protection is concerned, undercover does not constitute a crime at this time, because there is no such intention to prostitute subjectively. However, even if he subjectively doesn't want to participate in illegal and criminal activities, but the legal benefits are too great, then his behavior is criminal. Therefore, Alo participated in the gang riots, Alo did not cause much harm to other lives, and Alo's behavior may not constitute a crime.