JP2010094917A - Crime compensation presentation sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a crime compensation presentation sheet presenting information such that a criminal not only understands the compensation when he or she has committed a crime in his or her mind but also sufficiently feels the compensation from the bottom of his/her heart. <P>SOLUTION: On the crime compensation presentation sheet, the age A of an assumed perpetrator, a plurality of crimes N1-N14 and forecasted ages X1-X14 when the perpetrator who has committed the crimes is released, in association with the crimes N1-N14, are printed on the same paper. The forecasted ages N1-N14 of the perpetrator when released is obtained by adding forecasted prison stay period decided on the basis of the term of imprisonment corresponding to the committed crimes to the assumed age A of the perpetrator. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a crime compensation presentation sheet, and more particularly to a crime compensation presentation sheet that presents information that leads to crime prevention.

Miserable incidents occur frequently. In June of this year (2008), there was an indiscriminate killing case involving 17 casualties in Akihabara. Some people have heard that there is a problem with society.
Certainly, there may be problems in society.
However, changing society is difficult. In the first place, it is not easy to decide what kind of society should be.

Crime will not go away, but most people will not sin. There are two possible reasons for this.
The first is a positive reason, such as "I know the importance of life. Because crime is bad." The second is reluctance: "If you commit a crime, you will be punished." It is an enemy reason.
For the second reason, it can be said that a law that provides for crimes and punishment for them (ie, criminal law) has the effect of deterring crimes.

For example, Article 199 of the Penal Code states that "A person who kills a person is sentenced to death or imprisonment for an indefinite period or five years or more." The term of fixed-term imprisonment is defined as one month to 20 years in Article 12 of the Penal Code, so if you kill a person, you will be sentenced to death, indefinite imprisonment, or imprisonment of 5 to 20 years Become.
Also, Article 236, Paragraph 1 of the Penal Code states that "A person who has breached another person's property using assault or intimidation shall be guilty of robbery and sentenced to imprisonment with a term of five years or more." In other words, if you commit a robbery, you will be sentenced to 5-20 years in prison.

  Also, Article 240 of the Penal Code states that “If a robber injures a person, he or she is sentenced to imprisonment for an indefinite period or 6 years or more, and if he is killed, he is sentenced to death or indefinite imprisonment.” That is, in the case of a burglary injuries, they are sentenced to imprisonment for an indefinite period or 6-20 years of imprisonment.

For example, if you threaten a store clerk at a convenience store and steal money, you will be robbed and imprisoned for 5 to 20 years. In addition, even if there is no murderous intent at that time, if the store clerk is killed, it will result in burglary and death penalty or imprisonment for life.
So, if you want to take money away from others, most people are afraid of punishment (thinking crime is not worth it) and don't actually take action.

However, in reality, crimes that are not reasonable are being carried out.
One reason for this is that there is not enough recognition of punishment for crime (it is not fully recognized that crimes are not worth the money), and the effect of deterring crimes under criminal law is not fully demonstrated. I think.

The following Patent Document 1 tells the intruder that “You may be sentenced to imprisonment for up to ** years due to illegal intrusion on this site. If you commit further crimes for property damage, you may be sentenced to imprisonment for up to ** years. If you commit further theft, it will be up to ** years. " It is described to make it.
JP 2006-039632 A

However, those who have decided to commit crimes and have begun to act (those who have already entered the residence) are not at rest, and such messages are unlikely to be heard.
Therefore, it is necessary to convey the cost of sin when you commit a crime from the normal time so that you not only understand it in your head, but also make you feel enough in your heart.

For example, “If you kill a person, you may be sentenced to death or indefinite imprisonment.” It seems that many people know, but the head of what imprisonment imprisonment is. It seems that there are few people who feel not only in understanding but also in their hearts.
Perhaps some people may recognize that if they have been in prison for about 10 years, they can return to society by parole.

Of the inmates sentenced to life imprisonment, those who were released in 2006 (three people) have an average incarceration period of 25 years and 1 month (according to statistics published by the Ministry of Justice). In other words, it has 25 years and 1 month until parole.
Considering this, “If you have been in prison for 25 years, you can go to society.” It may not be high as a criminal deterrent effect, but “I was murdered at the age of 25 and was sentenced to life imprisonment. The person will not be able to go out to society until he is 50 years old. "
He spends his late 20s, 30s and 40s in prison. If this reality is not only understood in the mind, but also in the heart, even if there is a person who hates enough to kill, it seems that the crime will be stopped.

Also, many people know that "If you kill a person, you may be sentenced to death or indefinite prison.""If you commit a robber, you will be sentenced to 20 years in prison. There seem to be few people who know that there is "except for experts."
In the first place, it seems that few people know what the crime of robbery is.

For example, although it seems that it is widely known that stealing cash from a bank is a crime for robbery, it is not well known that stealing cash at a convenience store and stealing cash is a crime for robbery. It seems that it is not.
Perhaps there are many who think that there is no big difference between stealing cash by threatening a store clerk at a convenience store and stealing an item so that it cannot be found by the store clerk (shoplifting).
However, shoplifting is a theft, not a burglar. Robbery is a very serious sin.

Last October (2007), there was an incident in Neyagawa City, Osaka Prefecture, in which two people (19 and 15 years old) took canned beer from a convenience store and killed a store clerk while escaping. If a suspect is found to be murderous, he will be a murderer, and even if his murderous intention is not recognized, he will be a robber. In any case, the death penalty or indefinite imprisonment.
Incidentally, a 19-year-old boy was murdered in the first trial (Osaka District Court) and was sentenced to imprisonment indefinitely.

It seems that the reason for this incident was to “shoplift canned beer”.
The language may not be appropriate, but just trying to shoplift canned beer, the boy was unable to return to society until age 44 (assuming the incarceration period was 25 years). In other words, 20's and 30's will always be in jail.
In this case, the most unfortunate are the deceased clerk and the bereaved family, but the boy is also unhappy.

If you work assault and kill a clerk, this crime will not happen if you feel enough in your mind that you have to spend 44 years in prison. I think that it was.
This is because there should be no humans who bet most of their lives to take away canned beer.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and provides a crime compensation presentation sheet that presents information for making a person feel enough of the price when he / she commits a crime, as well as understanding it in his / her mind. It is an object.

  In order to achieve the above object, the crime compensation presentation sheet (1) according to the present invention is intended to release the perpetrators who committed crimes against the assumed perpetrator's age, a plurality of crime names, and each crime name. The expected age at the time is printed on the same surface, and the expected age at the time of release is determined based on the assumed perpetrator's age and the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed. It is characterized by being calculated by adding the period of imprisonment.

According to the criminal compensation presentation sheet (1), the expected age at the time of release when a crime is committed in association with each crime name is printed. Can be presented to the user at the expected age.
A person who commits a burglary is sentenced to 5-20 years in prison, and a person who commits a crime of rape is sentenced to 3-20 years in prison. Is assumed to be 30 years old, associated with the crime name “robbery”, “expected age at release is 35-50 years old”, associated with the crime name “rape”, “expected age at release is 33-50 years old” Can be presented to the user.

  If it is presented as "punishment of 5 to 20 years in prison", it may be understood that "if you have been in prison for at least 20 years, you can go to society." Would be understood as "I can't go back to society until 35 years old. If I'm late, I can't go back to society until 50 years old".

"I can't go back to society until I'm 50" means that you have to spend 30s and 40s in prison.
That is, by presenting the expected age at the time of release, this presented harsh reality can be intuitively understood by the person who is presented.
Therefore, by making this presentation, it is possible not only to understand the cost of committing a crime, but also to make the heart feel enough.
Also, I think that it is very effective to distribute this sheet to schools, etc., and teach the compensation for crimes from childhood.

In addition, understanding the price of crime will deepen understanding of the crime itself.
For example, if you threaten a clerk at a convenience store and take the cash, you must spend 20 years in prison for 20 years from the age of 30 to 50 years old. Seems to be able to understand that it is a very serious crime of robbery and different from shoplifting (theft).

However, even if the price of crime can be fully felt by many people and it can be implanted in consciousness, I do not think that crime will be drastically reduced.
However, if the number of disastrous incidents is reduced by one or two, the crime deterrent effect will work. Because there is nothing that can be substituted for human life.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (2) according to the present invention is determined based on the longest imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed in the above-mentioned crime compensation presentation sheet (1) in the expected period of imprisonment. Is included.

As mentioned above, if you commit a burglary, you will be sentenced to 5-20 years in prison, so if you determine the expected period of incarceration based only on the shortest prison period (5 years) The expected internment period is 5 years (in the case of release at maturity), and if the perpetrator is assumed to be 30 years old, for example, the expected age at release is 35 years old.
By this presentation, it should be understood that “you can't go back to society until the age of 35 at the earliest”, but “you can go back to society at the age of 35 five years later. If it is understood that it will be released on parole, the effect of deterring crime will be reduced.

  According to the crime compensation presentation sheet (2), the expected incarnation residency period includes those determined based on the longest imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed (for example, 20 years in the case of a burglar) Therefore, if the perpetrator who committed the burglary is assumed to be 30 years old, the expected age at release is 50 years old. The effect can be exhibited sufficiently.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (3) according to the present invention is the same as the crime compensation presentation sheet (2), in which the sentence of the inmates sentenced to life imprisonment is printed on the same surface, and the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed. In the case where the inmate is indefinite, the expected period of incarceration is determined to be the incarceration period of the inmates sentenced indefinitely.

Prison imprisonment includes not only fixed-term imprisonment but also indefinite imprisonment.
Indefinite imprisonment has no maturity, so if the imprisonment period is indefinite, the expected imprisonment period cannot be determined as it is.
If the expected period of imprisonment cannot be determined, the expected age at release cannot be calculated, and if the crime name is murder and the perpetrator is 30 years old, for example, the expected imprisonment period is determined. Only the shortest imprisonment sentence (5 years) must be adopted, and “the expected age at release is over 35 years old” must be presented.
However, this does not fully convey the cost of crime.

According to the criminal compensation presentation sheet (3), when the imprisonment period is indefinite, the expected inmate period is determined to be the inmate period of the indefinite inmate.
Therefore, for example, assuming that the inmates who have been sentenced to life imprisonment have a sentence of 25 years, when the crime name is murder and the perpetrator is assumed to be 30 years old, the expected age at release is 35 to 55 years old, The expected age at the time is 55 years old (in the case of indefinite imprisonment) ".
That is, even in the case of imprisonment indefinitely, a specific age can be presented, so that the cost of the crime can be sufficiently communicated.

  Furthermore, according to the crime compensation presentation sheet (3), the inmate's period of imprisonment is printed on the same side on which the assumed perpetrator's age and the expected age at release are printed. Therefore, it is possible to present to the user the basis of the expected period of imprisonment when the imprisonment period is indefinite.

In order to deter crime, there may be an idea that it is better to set the period of inmate until the release in indefinite imprisonment as long as possible, for example, 50 years.
In the past, there seemed to be some inmates who had been in the country for over 50 years, but that was an exception, and if it was too far from reality, the credibility of the expected age to be presented declined. There is a risk that the deterrence effect of crime will be reduced.

For this reason, it is considered optimal to adopt the average period of incarceration for inmates indefinitely sentenced as inmates indefinitely imprisoned.
By the way, according to statistics published by the Ministry of Justice, the inmates sentenced to life in prison in 2007 (1 person) had an average inmate of 31 years and 10 months, and inmates indefinitely sentenced to incarnation in 2006 (3 The average duration of inmates is 25 years and 1 month.

  Moreover, the crime compensation presentation sheet (4) according to the present invention is the same as the crime compensation presentation sheets (1) to (3), in which the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the inmates with a fixed term is printed on the same surface. If the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is fixed, the expected imprisonment period is determined as the period obtained by multiplying the imprisonment period by the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the imprisoned imprisonment It is characterized by that.

As described above, if the expected age to be presented is too far from the reality, its credibility is lowered, and there is a possibility that the effect of suppressing crime is reduced.
About half of the inmates with fixed term imprisonment are released on parole. Therefore, even if a sentence of 10 years imprisonment is given, if you are serving seriously, you can return to society without serving for 10 years. For example, if the execution rate of a sentence before parole is 80%, you can return to society after serving for 8 years.
In addition, since parole is widely recognized, calculating the expected age at release without considering this point may lead to a decrease in credibility.

According to the crime compensation presentation sheet (4), when the prison term is fixed, the expected incarnation period is obtained by multiplying the prison term by the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the inmates with fixed term Determined in the period.
So, for example, if the execution rate of the sentence is 80%, assuming that the crime name is a robber and the perpetrator is 30 years old, the maximum imprisonment period of 20 years is multiplied by an execution rate of 80%. The expected period is 46 years (when imprisonment is 20 years).
Thereby, the fall of authenticity can be prevented.

Regarding the execution rate of punishment, for example, the average execution rate of fixed-term prisoners may be referred to. For the calculation of the average execution rate, the statistics published by the Ministry of Justice, “Execution rate of prison names and prison sentences by prison term on parole,” may be used.
By the way, the average execution rate of those who have been sentenced to jail for more than 3 years in prison, calculated from the 2007 results, is about 85%.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (5) according to the present invention includes a perpetrator age display field for displaying an assumed perpetrator age, a code indicating the perpetrator age display field, a plurality of crime names, The estimated prison age display column for displaying the age of imprisonment associated with each criminal name and the expected age at release of the perpetrator who committed the crime associated with it The prison resident period display column for displaying the duration of the prisoner's sentence, the code indicating the prison resident period display column, and the execution rate display for displaying the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the prisoner Column and a code indicating the execution rate display column are printed on the same plane, and the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is indefinite in or near the expected age display column at the time of release. If there is, the perpetrator is indicated by a code indicating the period of the inmate period When the calculation formula for adding the sign indicating the age display column is printed and the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is fixed, the imprisoner age is multiplied by the imprisonment period multiplied by the sign indicating the execution rate display column A calculation formula for adding a code indicating a display column is printed.

  According to the above crime compensation presentation sheet (5), the expected release age display column for displaying the expected age at the time of release in the case of committing a crime against the crime name is printed. For example, by writing the expected age at the time of release in this display column, it is possible to present the compensation for the crime at the expected age at the time of release.

The expected age at release is determined by adding the expected period of imprisonment to the assumed perpetrator's age.
In addition, the expected period of imprisonment is determined based on the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed.
For example, if the imprisonment period corresponding to a crime committed is indefinite, the expected imprisonment period can be determined as the imprisonment period of an indefinite prisoner, and the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is fixed In some cases, the expected period of imprisonment can be determined by the period obtained by multiplying the imprisonment period by the execution rate of the sentence up to the release of the prisoner.

  Therefore, the expected age at release is calculated by adding the assumed perpetrator's age to the incarnation period of the indefinite prisoner if the prison term corresponding to the offense is indefinite. If the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is a fixed term, it is calculated by adding the assumed perpetrator's age to the period obtained by multiplying the imprisonment period by the execution rate of the sentence up to the release of the imprisoned imprisonment. It is done.

  For example, if the imprisonment period corresponding to a crime committed is indefinite, the imprisonment period is 25 years, and the assumed perpetrator age is 30 years old, the expected age at release is 55 (= 25 + 30), the prison term corresponding to the crime committed is 20 years, the execution rate of the sentenced prisoner until release is 80%, and the assumed perpetrator age is 30 years The expected age is 46 (= 20 × 0.8 + 30) years.

  According to the crime compensation presentation sheet (5), if the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is indefinite in or near the expected age display column at the time of release, the code indicating the prison residence period display column A calculation formula for adding a sign indicating the perpetrator age display column (that is, a calculation formula for adding the assumed perpetrator's age to the inmate's period of imprisonment for life imprisonment) corresponds to the crime committed. When the imprisonment period is fixed, a formula that adds the sign indicating the perpetrator age display field to the product of the imprisonment period multiplied by the sign indicating the execution rate display field (that is, the imprisonment period A formula for adding the assumed perpetrator's age to the period obtained by multiplying the execution rate of the sentence until release is printed.

In other words, a formula for calculating the expected age at release is printed in or near the expected age display column at the time of release. By following this formula, the expected age at release can be calculated easily. Can do.
Therefore, it is possible to easily calculate the expected age at the time of release for the perpetrator of the age arbitrarily assumed by the user.
In other words, since the user can arbitrarily set the assumed age of the perpetrator, versatility can be improved.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (6) according to the present invention is the above-mentioned crime compensation presentation sheet (5), wherein the assumed perpetrator age is displayed in the perpetrator age display column and the expected release age display column, respectively. The expected age at release is not printed.

According to the criminal compensation presentation sheet (6), the perpetrator's age display column and the expected release age display column do not print the assumed perpetrator's age and expected release age, respectively. The user can write the age of the perpetrator arbitrarily assumed in the perpetrator age display column, and can write the expected age at the time of release for the perpetrator of the arbitrarily assumed age in the expected age display column for release.
Therefore, it is possible to easily create a criminal compensation presentation sheet in which the expected age at the time of release for the perpetrator of an arbitrarily assumed age is presented.

  Also, the crime compensation presentation sheet (7) according to the present invention is the above-mentioned crime compensation presentation sheet (6). It is characterized by the fact that the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the prisoner with a fixed term is printed.

As described above, it is considered that it is optimal to adopt the average period of incarceration for inmates indefinitely sentenced as inmates indefinitely in prison.
By the way, according to statistics published by the Ministry of Justice, the inmates sentenced to life in prison in 2007 (1 person) had an average inmate of 31 years and 10 months, and inmates indefinitely sentenced to incarnation in 2006 (3 The average duration of inmates is 25 years and 1 month.
Regarding the execution rate, for example, the average execution rate of fixed-term prisoners may be referred to. For the calculation of the average execution rate, the statistics published by the Ministry of Justice, “Execution rate of prison names and prison sentences by prison term on parole,” may be used.
By the way, the average execution rate of those who have been sentenced to jail for more than 3 years in prison, calculated from the 2007 results, is about 85%.
However, it is troublesome to examine these, and it is difficult for ordinary people to determine which statistical result should be adopted.

  According to the criminal compensation presentation sheet (7), the prison residence period display column and the execution rate display column respectively show the sentence of the inmates sentenced to life imprisonment and the sentence until the release of the inmates sentenced to life. Since the execution rate is printed, the user does not have to perform the troublesome work described above.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (8) according to the present invention is the above-described crime compensation presentation sheet (6). It is characterized by the fact that the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the prisoner with a fixed term is not printed.

According to the criminal compensation presentation sheet (8), the prison residence period display column and the execution rate display column show the prison residence period of inmates sentenced indefinitely and the sentence until the release of inmates with fixed term imprisonment. Since the execution rate is not printed, the user can write an appropriate execution period in the execution period display column and write an appropriate execution rate in the execution rate display column.
As described above, it is troublesome to check the inmate residence period and the execution rate, but it is possible to write in the inmate residence period obtained based on the latest statistical results.
Therefore, it is possible to create a criminal compensation presentation sheet in which the expected age at release determined based on recent statistical results is presented.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (9) according to the present invention is a crime compensation presentation sheet (5) in the perpetrator age display column, the inmate period display column, and the execution rate display column, respectively. The estimated age of the perpetrator, the duration of the inmates indefinitely sentenced in prison, the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the inmates with fixed term imprisonment is printed, and the expected age at release is printed in the expected release age column. The expected age at release is determined by adding the expected perpetrator's age to the assumed perpetrator's age plus the expected incarnation period determined based on the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense committed. The term is determined by the inmate's period of imprisonment for an indefinite prison term corresponding to the offense, and if the prison term for the offense is fixed, the imprisonment is subject to imprisonment for a fixed term Multiplied by the execution rate of the sentence until the release of It is being determined in a period obtained by.

According to the above crime compensation presentation sheet (9), the expected age at the time of release when a crime is committed in association with each crime name is printed. Can be presented to the user at the expected age.
In addition, the calculation formula for calculating the expected age at release is printed in or near the expected age at the time of release, so what kind of calculation is used to calculate the expected age at release? This can be presented to the user, and the reliability of the presented information can be improved.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (10) according to the present invention is printed with information on the presence or absence of death penalty for each crime name in any of the crime compensation presentation sheets (1) to (9). It is characterized by being.

When the crime name is murder and the perpetrator is 30 years old, for example, “the expected age at parole is 55 years old (in the case of imprisonment indefinitely)” can be presented.
This makes it possible to understand the harsh reality that when people are killed, they must spend 30s and 40s in prison.
However, there is a possibility that the death penalty, which is the highest penalty for murder, will be forgotten only by the above-mentioned presentation contents.

According to the criminal compensation presentation sheet (10), information on the presence or absence of the death penalty corresponding to each crime name is printed, so the presence or absence of the death penalty can be presented together with the expected age at the time of release. it can.
Thereby, for example, the death penalty which is the highest sentence for murder can be made unforgettable.

  In addition, the crime compensation presentation sheet (11) according to the present invention is printed with two or more penalties for each crime name in any of the crime compensation presentation sheets (1) to (10). It is characterized by.

For example, if the perpetrator's age is assumed to be 30 years old, “46 years old” obtained from the longest imprisonment period (20 years) in association with the crime name “robbery” (20 years imprisonment period × execution rate 0.8 + 30 years old) ) As the expected age at release.
However, a person who commits a burglary is sentenced to 5 to 20 years' imprisonment, and the punishment is not limited to 20 years.
If the information presented to the user is biased, the credibility of the information may be reduced.

According to the crime compensation presentation sheet (11), since two or more punishments are printed in association with each crime name, it is possible to prevent the information presented to the user from being biased.
For example, the punishment “punishment for 5 to 20 years” is associated with the crime name “robbery”, and the punishment “death penalty, indefinite imprisonment, imprisonment for 5 to 20 years” is associated with the crime name “murder”. And so on.
Thereby, the fall of the authenticity of information can be prevented.

Embodiments of a crime compensation presentation sheet according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a crime compensation presentation sheet according to the embodiment (1). In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. On the surface 1a of the crime compensation presentation sheet 1, an assumed perpetrator's age A (here, 30 years old) is printed and aligned in the vertical direction. Crime names N1 to N14 (for example, arson, document forgery) are printed and associated with each of the crime names N1 to N14, the expected ages X1 to X14 (for example, 35 to 61) at the time of release of the perpetrator who committed the crime Age, 30 to 35 years old) and information D1 to D14 relating to the presence or absence of the death penalty, and the inmate period C (31 years here) of the inmates sentenced indefinitely.
Examples of the material for the crime compensation presentation sheet 1 include paper, PP (polypropylene) resin, and PET (polyethylene terephthalate) resin.

It is considered that it is optimal to adopt the average period of incarceration for inmates sentenced to life as the incarnation period C of inmates indefinitely sentenced.
By the way, according to statistics published by the Ministry of Justice, the inmates sentenced to life in prison in 2007 (1 person) had an average inmate of 31 years and 10 months, and inmates indefinitely sentenced to incarnation in 2006 (3 The average duration of inmates is 25 years and 1 month.

Expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release are obtained by adding the expected inmate period Y1 to Y14 determined based on the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed to the assumed perpetrator's age A.
For example, Article 108 of the Criminal Code (arsons of existing buildings, etc.) states: “Anyone who has arsoned and burned a building, train, train, ship or mine that is actually used by a person or who currently has a person. "I am sentenced to death or imprisonment for an indefinite period or 5 years or more."

The imprisonment period corresponding to the offense N1 “arson” is a minimum of 5 years, and the maximum is indefinite. Therefore, the shortest imprisonment period Y1_MIN is determined as the shortest imprisonment period (5 years). The longest period Y1_MAX is determined to be the incarceration period C (31 years), and the expected minimum age X1_MIN (= A + 5) at the time of release is calculated by adding the expected perpetrator's age A to the expected perpetrator's age A. , The expected age of the perpetrator added to the expected inmate period Y1_MAX (= the inmate period C) is the expected maximum age X1_MAX (= A + C) at the time of release.
Since the perpetrator's age A is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected minimum age X1_MIN at the time of release is “35 years old”, and the predicted maximum age X1_MAX at the time of release is “61 years old”.
In this case, the punishment for the crime name N1 “arson” is the one described in Article 108 (arsons of existing buildings).

  In addition, Article 159 (Forgery of Private Documents), Paragraph 1 states, “For the purpose of exercising, forged or forged a document or drawing related to rights, obligations or proof of fact using a seal or signature of another person. A person who forges a document or drawing related to rights, obligations or proof of evidence using another person's seal or signature shall be punished by imprisonment with work for 3 months or more and 5 years or less. "

The minimum imprisonment period Y2_MIN is determined to be the shortest imprisonment period (3 months) because the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime name N2 “document forgery” is a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 5 years. The expected maximum incarceration period Y2_MAX is determined as the longest imprisonment period (5 years), and the expected perpetrator's age A is added to the expected minimum incarceration period Y2_MIN, which is the expected minimum age X2_MIN at release (= A + 3 months), and the expected age of inmate X2_MAX (= A + 5 years) at the time of release is the sum of the estimated age A of the perpetrator and the expected incarnation period Y2_MAX.
Since the perpetrator's age A is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected minimum age X2_MIN at release is “30 years old” (rounded down for less than half a year), and the expected maximum age X2_MAX at release is “35 years old” "
Here, the penalty described in Article 159 (forgery of private documents, etc.) is adopted as the punishment for the crime name N2 “document forgery”.

According to the crime compensation presentation sheet 1 according to the above embodiment (1), the predicted ages X1 to X14 at the time of release when the crimes against the crimes N1 to N14 are committed are printed. The price of the crime can be presented to the user at the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release.
A person who commits a burglary is sentenced to 5-20 years in prison, and a person who commits a crime of rape is sentenced to 3-20 years in prison. Is assumed to be 30 years old, associated with the crime name N10 “robbery”, “expected age at release is 35-50 years old”, and associated with crime name N4 “rape”, “expected age at release is 33- "50 years old" can be shown to the user.

  If it is presented as "punishment of 5 to 20 years in prison", it may be understood that "if you have been in prison for at least 20 years, you can go to society." Would be understood as "I can't go back to society until 35 years old. If I'm late, I can't go back to society until 50 years old".

"I can't go back to society until I'm 50" means that you have to spend 30s and 40s in prison.
That is, by presenting the expected age at the time of release, this presented harsh reality can be intuitively understood by the person who is presented.
Therefore, by making this presentation, it is possible not only to understand the cost of committing a crime, but also to make the heart feel enough.
In addition, it is very effective to distribute the crime compensation presentation sheet 1 to schools, etc., and teach the compensation for crimes from childhood.

In addition, understanding the price of crime will deepen understanding of the crime itself.
For example, by knowing the reality that if you commit a crime of “robbery” that threatens a clerk at a convenience store and steals cash, you have to spend 20 years in prison from 30 to 50 years old. It seems to be able to understand that it is a very serious crime and different from shoplifting (theft). Moreover, what is necessary is just to describe on the back surface etc. of the crime compensation presentation sheet 1 that it is a crime of "robbery" to threaten the store clerk and take cash.

However, even if the price of crime can be fully felt by many people and it can be implanted in consciousness, I do not think that crime will be drastically reduced.
However, if the number of disastrous incidents is reduced by one or two, the crime deterrent effect will work. Because there is nothing that can be substituted for human life.

Moreover, according to the crime compensation presentation sheet 1 according to the embodiment (1), information D1 to D14 relating to the presence or absence of the death penalty corresponding to each crime name N1 to N14 is printed. Along with the expected age, the existence of death penalty can be presented.
Thereby, for example, the death penalty which is the highest sentence for the crime name N5 “murder” can be forgotten, and the highest penalty for the crime name N5 “murder” is prevented from being mistakenly recognized as indefinite prison. be able to.

  FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a crime compensation presentation sheet according to Embodiment (2). In the figure, reference numeral 11 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. The surface 11a of the crime compensation presentation sheet 11 is printed with an assumed perpetrator's age A (here, 30 years old) and arranged in a vertical direction. Crime names N1 to N14 (for example, arson, document forgery) are printed and associated with each of the crime names N1 to N14, the expected ages X1 to X14 (for example, 35 to 61) at the time of release of the perpetrator who committed the crime And 30 to 35 years old) and punishment P1 to P14 (for example, death penalty, indefinite imprisonment, 5 to 20 years imprisonment), and further the inmate imprisonment period C (here 31 years) ) Is printed.

According to the crime compensation presentation sheet 11 according to the above embodiment (2), the predicted ages X1 to X14 at the time of release when the crimes are committed in association with the crime names N1 to N14 are printed. The price of the crime can be presented to the user at the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release.
A person who commits a burglary is sentenced to 5-20 years in prison, and a person who commits a crime of rape is sentenced to 3-20 years in prison. Is assumed to be 30 years old, associated with the crime name N10 “robbery”, “expected age at release is 35-50 years old”, and associated with crime name N4 “rape”, “expected age at release is 33- "50 years old" can be shown to the user.

Moreover, according to the crime compensation presentation sheet 11 according to the above embodiment (2), the punishment for the crime names N1 to N14 is printed in association with each of the crime names, thereby preventing the content to be presented from being biased. can do.
In addition, since information regarding the presence or absence of the death penalty is printed, for example, it is possible to prevent the death penalty, which is the highest penalty for the crime name N5 “murder”, from being forgotten.

  FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a crime compensation presentation sheet according to the embodiment (3). In the figure, reference numeral 21 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. On the surface 21a of the crime compensation presentation sheet 21, an assumed perpetrator's age A (here, 30 years old) is printed and aligned in the vertical direction. N1 to N14 (for example, arson, document forgery) are printed, and the longest imprisonment period T1 to T14 (for example, indefinite, 5 years) is associated with each offense name N1 to N14 and the crimes against it Predicted ages X1 to X14 (eg, 61 years, 35 years old) and punishment P1 to P14 (eg, death penalty, indefinite imprisonment, imprisonment of 5 to 20 years) are printed, and indefinite The incarnation period C (31 years here) of the prisoner is printed.

  Expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release shall be calculated by adding the expected inmate period Y1 to Y14 determined based on the longest imprisonment period T1 to T14 corresponding to the crime committed to the assumed perpetrator's age A Sought by.

Since the longest imprisonment period T1 corresponding to the crime name N1 “arson” is indefinite, the expected incarceration period Y1 is determined to be the incarceration period C (31 years). The expected age X1 (= A + C) at the time of release is calculated by adding the term Y1 (= the inmate period C).
Since the age A of the perpetrator is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected age X1 at the time of release is “61 years old”. Here, the punishment for the crime name N1 “arson” is the one described in Article 108 of the Penal Code (arsons of existing buildings).

Further, since the longest imprisonment period T2 corresponding to the crime name N2 “document forgery” is 5 years, the expected incarnation period Y2 is determined as the longest imprisonment period T2 (5 years), and the assumed perpetrator age A Is the estimated age X2 (= A + 5 years) at the time of release.
Since the age A of the perpetrator is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected age X2 at the time of release is “35 years old”. Here, the penalty described in Article 159 (forgery of private documents, etc.) is adopted as the punishment for the crime name N2 “document forgery”.

According to the crime compensation presentation sheet 21 according to the above embodiment (3), the estimated ages X1 to X14 at the time of release when the crimes are committed in association with the crime names N1 to N14 (the prison sentence of the longest period) ), It is possible to present the compensation for the crimes to the user at the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release.
A person who commits a crime for robbery will be sentenced to 5-20 years in prison. For example, if the perpetrator is assumed to be 30 years old, it will be associated with the crime name N10 "robbery" The expected age is 50 years old (when the longest prison sentence is 20 years). "

By the way, the expected age at release is not determined by adopting only the longest imprisonment period, but by employing both the longest imprisonment period and the shortest imprisonment period, or by employing only the shortest imprisonment period. Such a case is also possible.
When both the longest prison period and the shortest prison period are adopted, for example, “The expected age at release is 35 to 50 years old” is presented, and when only the shortest prison period is adopted, Is expected to be 35 years old (minimum of 5 years in prison).
These presentations should be understood as “you can't go back to society until the age of 35 at the earliest”, but “as soon as you can go back to society at the age of 35, five years later. If it is understood that it will be released on parole at the age of 34, the effect of deterring crime will be reduced.

  However, according to the crime compensation presentation sheet 21 according to the above embodiment (3), the expected age at release is determined by adopting only the longest imprisonment period. "The age (for the longest imprisonment of 20 years)" is presented, and only the very severe reality at the time of crime is communicated, so the effect of deterring crime can be greatly enhanced.

  FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a crime compensation presentation sheet according to Embodiment (4). In the figure, reference numeral 31 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. The surface 31a of the crime compensation presentation sheet 31 is printed with an assumed perpetrator's age A (here, 30 years old). N1 to N14 (for example, arson, document forgery) are printed, and the longest imprisonment period T1 to T14 (for example, indefinite, 5 years) is associated with each offense name N1 to N14 and the crimes against it Predicted ages X1-X14 (for example, 61 years, 34 years old) and criminal punishments P1-P14 (for example, death penalty, indefinite imprisonment, imprisonment for 5 to 20 years) are printed, and indefinite The prison term C (31 years in this case) and the execution rate K (85% here) until the parole of the fixed term prisoner is printed.

As for the sentence execution rate K, for example, the average execution rate of fixed-term prisoners may be referred to. For the calculation of the average execution rate, the statistics published by the Ministry of Justice, “Execution rate of prison names and prison sentences by prison term on parole,” may be used.
By the way, the average execution rate of those who have been sentenced to jail for more than 3 years in prison, calculated from the 2007 results, is about 85%.
Those who have been sentenced to imprisonment for more than 3 years may be suspended if the sentence is sentenced to imprisonment of 3 years or less, and the crime names N1 to N14 printed on the crime compensation presentation sheet 31 are This is because it is a relatively serious crime as stipulated in Article 3 of the Penal Code.

  Expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release shall be calculated by adding the expected inmate period Y1 to Y14 determined based on the longest imprisonment period T1 to T14 corresponding to the crime committed to the assumed perpetrator's age A Sought by.

Since the longest imprisonment period T1 corresponding to the crime name N1 “arson” is indefinite, the expected incarceration period Y1 is determined to be the incarceration period C (31 years). The expected age X1 (= A + C) at the time of release is calculated by adding the term Y1 (= the inmate period C).
Since the age A of the perpetrator is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected age X1 at the time of release is “61 years old”. Here, the punishment for the crime name N1 “arson” is the one described in Article 108 of the Penal Code (arsons of existing buildings).

Further, since the longest imprisonment period T2 corresponding to the crime name N2 “document forgery” is 5 years, the expected imprisonment period Y2 multiplies the longest imprisonment period T2 (5 years) by the execution rate K (85%). The estimated period X4 (4 years, less than half a year is rounded down), and the estimated perpetrator's age A plus the expected period of residence Y2 = A + 4 years).
Since the age A of the perpetrator is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected age X2 at the time of release is “34 years old”. Here, the penalty described in Article 159 (forgery of private documents, etc.) is adopted as the punishment for the crime name N2 “document forgery”.

According to the criminal compensation presentation sheet 31 according to the above embodiment (4), when the imprisonment period is a fixed term, the expected imprisonment period is the execution rate K of the sentence until the parole of the imprisonment sentence This is determined by the period obtained by multiplication.
So, for example, if the execution rate K of the sentence is 85%, if the crime name is a robber and the perpetrator is assumed to be 30 years old, the maximum sentence of 17 years, multiplied by the execution rate of 85%, is assumed to be 17 years. It is the period of residence, and it can be shown that “the expected age at parole is 47 years old (for 20 years in prison)”.
As a result, the expected age at release in the case of imprisonment with a fixed term is not the maturity release, but the expected age at parole, and the credibility can be improved. In both cases of imprisonment and fixed term imprisonment, the expected age at parole can be unified.

  FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a crime compensation presentation sheet according to Embodiment (5). In the figure, reference numeral 41 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. On the surface 41a of the crime compensation presentation sheet 41, a perpetrator age display field SP_A for displaying an assumed perpetrator age A is printed and aligned in the vertical direction. A plurality of offenses N1 to N14 (for example, arson, document forgery) are printed, and the longest imprisonment periods T1 to T14 corresponding to the offenses N1 to N14 and the perpetrators who have committed crimes against them The expected release age display fields SP_X1 to SP_X14 and the punishment P1 to P14 (for example, death penalty, indefinite imprisonment, imprisonment for 5 to 20 years) are printed to display the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release .

Further, on the surface 41a of the crime compensation presentation sheet 41, an inmate term display field SP_C for displaying the inmate period C of the indefinite prison inmate, and an execution rate K until the parole of the fixed term inmate is released. Is displayed on the execution rate display field SP_K.
In addition, margins are provided in these display fields SP_A, SP_X1 to SP_X14, SP_C, and SP_K so that the user can freely write the assumed age A of the perpetrator or the like.

In addition, codes (1), (A), and (B) indicating each display column are printed in the vicinity of the perpetrator age display column SP_A, the inmate period display column SP_C, and the execution rate display column SP_K. Yes.
Also, calculation formulas E1 to E14 for obtaining the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release to be described in the respective display columns are printed in the vicinity of the expected release age display columns SP_X1 to SP_X14.

For example, since the longest imprisonment period T1 for the crime name N1 “arson” is indefinite, the inmate period display column is indicated in the vicinity of the expected release age display column SP_X1 in the code (1) indicating the perpetrator age display column SP_A. A calculation formula E1 for adding a code (A) indicating SP_C is printed.
Further, since the longest imprisonment period T2 for the crime name N2 “document forgery” is a fixed period of 5 years, the code (1) indicating the perpetrator age display column SP_A is displayed near the expected age display column SP_X2 at the time of release. A calculation formula E2 is printed that adds the imprisonment period T2 (5 years) multiplied by the sign (B) indicating the execution rate display field SP_K.

  According to the crime compensation presentation sheet 41 according to the above embodiment (5), the release for displaying the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release in the case of committing a crime against the crime names N1 to N14. Since the expected time of age display fields SP_X1 to SP_X14 are printed, for example, the expected age at the time of release is charged when the crime is committed by writing the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release in these display fields SP_X1 to SP_X14. Can be presented.

Expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release are obtained by adding the expected inmate period Y1 to Y14 to the assumed perpetrator's age A.
In addition, the expected incarnation residence periods Y1 to Y14 are determined based on the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed.
For example, if the imprisonment period corresponding to a crime committed is indefinite, the expected imprisonment period Y1 can be determined as the imprisonment period C of an indefinite prisoner, and the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is In the case of a fixed period, the expected period of imprisonment can be determined as a period obtained by multiplying the imprisonment period by the execution rate K of the sentence until the release of the fixed imprisonment.

  Therefore, for the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release, if the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed is indefinite, add the assumed age A of the perpetrator to the inmate period C of the imprisonment sentenced indefinitely If the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed is a fixed term, the age of the perpetrator assumed in the period obtained by multiplying the imprisonment period by the execution rate K of the sentence up to the release of the inmate It is obtained by adding A.

  According to the crime compensation presentation sheet 41 according to the above embodiment (5), if the longest imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed is indefinite in the vicinity of the expected release age display fields SP_X1 to SP_X14, the perpetrator If a calculation formula is added that adds the code (A) indicating the inmate period display column SP_C to the code (1) indicating the age display column SP_A, and the prison term corresponding to the offense is fixed, the perpetrator A calculation formula is added, in which the sign (1) indicating the age display field SP_A is added to the imprisonment period multiplied by the sign (B) indicating the execution rate display field SP_K.

In other words, calculation formulas E1 to E14 for calculating the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release are printed in the vicinity of the expected release age display fields SP_X1 to SP_X14, so that according to the calculation formulas E1 to E14, The expected ages X1 to X14 can be easily calculated.
Accordingly, it is possible to easily calculate the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release for the perpetrator of the age arbitrarily assumed by the user.
In other words, since the user can arbitrarily set the assumed age of the perpetrator, versatility can be improved.

  In addition, margins are also provided in the prison residence period display column SP_C and execution rate display column SP_K, and the execution period K of prison inmates who are sentenced to permanent imprisonment up to parole, Can be freely written, for example, a numerical value based on the latest data can be written.

  FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a crime compensation presentation sheet according to Embodiment (6). In the figure, reference numeral 51 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. The difference between the criminal compensation presentation sheet 51 and the criminal compensation presentation sheet 41 shown in FIG. 5 is that the inmate sentenced prisoner in each of the prison term display column SP_C and the execution rate display column SP_K printed on the surface 51a. The internment period C (31 years here) and the execution rate K (here 85%) of the sentence until the parole of the inmates with fixed term imprisonment is printed.

It is considered that it is optimal to adopt the average period of incarceration for inmates sentenced to life as the incarnation period C of inmates indefinitely sentenced.
In addition, for the execution rate K of the sentenced sentenced prisoner until parole, for example, the average execution rate of the termed parole may be referred to.
However, it is troublesome to examine these, and it is difficult for ordinary people to determine which statistical result should be adopted.

  According to the crime compensation presentation sheet 51 according to the above embodiment (6), the incarceration period display column SP_C and the execution rate display column SP_K respectively include the inmate imprisonment period C and the imprisonment imprisonment. Since the execution rate K of the sentence until the person's parole is printed, it is possible to prevent the user from performing the troublesome work described above.

  FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a crime compensation presentation sheet according to Embodiment (7). In the figure, reference numeral 61 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. The difference between the crime compensation presentation sheet 61 and the crime compensation presentation sheet 51 shown in FIG. 6 is assumed in the perpetrator age display column SP_A and the expected release age display columns SP_X1 to SP_X14 printed on the surface 61a. The age A of the perpetrator and the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release are printed.

Expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release shall be calculated by adding the expected inmate period Y1 to Y14 determined based on the longest imprisonment period T1 to T14 corresponding to the crime committed to the assumed perpetrator's age A It is what was requested by.
Expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release shall be calculated by adding the expected inmate period Y1 to Y14 determined based on the longest imprisonment period T1 to T14 corresponding to the crime committed to the assumed perpetrator's age A Is required.
In addition, if the longest imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed is indefinite, the expected imprisonment period Y1 to Y14 is determined as the imprisonment period C of the indefinite prisoner, and the imprisonment period corresponding to the crime committed Is determined by the period obtained by multiplying the imprisonment period by the execution rate K of the sentence until the parole of the imprisoned imprisonment.

For example, since the longest imprisonment period T1 corresponding to the crime name N1 “arson” is indefinite, the expected incarceration period Y1 is determined to be the imprisonment period C (31 years), and the expected perpetrator age A is expected. The estimated age X1 (= A + C) at the time of release is the sum of the inmate residence period Y1 (= the inmate residence period C).
Since the age A of the perpetrator is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected age X1 at the time of release is “61 years old”.

Further, since the longest imprisonment period T2 corresponding to the crime name N2 “document forgery” is 5 years, the expected incarnation period Y2 is determined as the longest imprisonment period T2 (5 years), and the assumed perpetrator age A Is the estimated age X2 (= A + 5 years) at the time of release.
Since the age A of the perpetrator is assumed to be “30 years old”, the expected age X2 at the time of release is “35 years old”.
That is, the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release are determined according to the calculation formulas E1 to E14 (for example, (1) + (A)) printed in the vicinity of the expected release age display fields SP_X1 to SP_X14.

According to the crime compensation presentation sheet 61 according to the above embodiment (7), the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release when the crimes are committed in association with the crime names N1 to N14 are printed. , The price of a crime can be presented to the user at the expected age at release.
Also, calculation formulas E1 to E14 for calculating the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release are printed in the vicinity of the expected age display column SP_X1 to SP_X14 at the time of release, so what is the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release? It is possible to present to the user whether it is calculated by simple calculation, and the reliability of the presented information can be improved.

  In the crime compensation presentation sheet according to the above embodiments (5) to (7), the case where the inmate period display column SP_C and the execution rate display column SP_K are printed on the surface is described. In another form, the execution rate display column SP_K may not be printed, and the execution rate K of the sentence may not be taken into account in calculating the expected ages X1 to X14 at the time of release.

In addition, when the inmate period C, execution rate K, incarnation period display column SP_C, execution rate display column SP_K have been printed on the same side as the expected age X1 to X14 at the time of release, etc. Although described, in another form as a reference example, the inmate period C, execution rate K, etc. are not printed on the same side, but are printed on the back side of the same side, for example. Anyway.
Furthermore, as another form, a booklet including a plurality of criminal compensation presentation sheets on which the expected age at the time of release is printed and a sheet on which the period of inmate C, the execution rate K, etc. are printed. May be.

Further, only a sheet on which a plurality of crimes have been printed on the same surface has been described so far. In another form as a reference example, for example, as shown in FIG. May be printed only.
In the figure, reference numeral 71 denotes a crime compensation presentation sheet. On the surface 71a of the crime compensation presentation sheet 71, an assumed perpetrator's age A (here 30 years) is printed, and one crime name N (here, Murder) is printed and associated with the crime name N, the imprisonment period T (here, the indefinite period of imprisonment for the murder), and the expected age X of the perpetrator who committed the crime at the time of release ( Here, 61 years old and punishment P (here, death penalty, indefinite imprisonment, imprisonment for 5 to 20 years) are printed.

It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat which concerns on embodiment (1) of this invention. It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat which concerns on embodiment (2). It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat which concerns on embodiment (3). It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat which concerns on embodiment (4). It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat which concerns on embodiment (5). It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat which concerns on embodiment (6). It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat which concerns on embodiment (7). It is the top view which showed the crime compensation presentation sheet | seat as a reference example.

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1, 11, 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, 71, 81 Crime compensation presentation sheet 1a, 11a, 21a, 31a, 41a, 51a, 61a, 71a, 81a Surface A Assumed perpetrator's age C Prison residence Period D1-D14 Information on the presence or absence of death penalty E1-E14 Formula K Penal execution rate N, N1-N14 Criminal name P, P1-P14 Penalty SP_A Perpetrator age display column SP_C Prison location period display column SP_K Execution rate display column SP_X1 ~ SP_X14 Expected age display column T, T1-T14 Prison term X, X1-X14 Expected age at release

Claims (11)

Assume the age of the perpetrator and
Multiple crimes,
Corresponding to each crime name, the expected age at release of the perpetrator who committed the crime against it was printed on the same side,
The expected age at the time of release is calculated by adding the expected inmate period determined based on the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense to the assumed perpetrator's age. Sheet.   The crime compensation sheet according to claim 1, wherein the expected prison residence period includes what is determined based on a maximum imprisonment period corresponding to a crime committed. The inmate's period of inmates indefinitely sentenced in prison is printed on the same surface,
If the imprisonment corresponding to the offense is indefinite,
The crime compensation presentation sheet according to claim 2, wherein the expected period of incarceration is determined to be the incarceration period of an indefinite prisoner. On the same side, the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the inmates with fixed term imprisonment is printed,
If the imprisonment corresponding to the offense is limited,
4. The expected prison residence period is determined by a period obtained by multiplying a prison period by an execution rate of a sentence up to the release of a fixed-time prisoner. Crime compensation presentation sheet as described in. The perpetrator age display field for displaying the assumed perpetrator age,
A sign indicating the perpetrator age display field;
Multiple crimes,
In connection with each crime name, imprisonment period for it,
An expected age at release field to display the expected age at release of the perpetrator who committed the crime against each crime name,
Indication period display column for displaying the incarnation period of inmates indefinitely sentenced,
A sign indicating the column indicating the period of the inmates;
An execution rate display column for displaying the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the inmates with fixed term imprisonment;
The codes indicating the execution rate display fields are each printed on the same surface,
In or near the expected age display column at the time of release,
If the imprisonment corresponding to the offense is indefinite,
A calculation formula for adding a code indicating the perpetrator age display column to a code indicating the prison residence period display column is printed,
If the imprisonment corresponding to the offense is limited,
A criminal compensation presentation sheet in which a calculation formula for adding a code indicating the perpetrator age display field is printed on a product obtained by multiplying the imprisonment period by a code indicating the execution rate display field.   6. The crime compensation presentation sheet according to claim 5, wherein the assumed perpetrator age and the expected age at release are not printed in the perpetrator age display column and the expected release age display column, respectively. .   The prison residence period display column and the execution rate display column are printed with the prison residence period of inmates sentenced indefinitely and the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the prison sentenced inmate, respectively. The crime compensation presentation sheet according to claim 6.   The prison residence period display column and the execution rate display column are not printed with the prison residence period of inmates sentenced indefinitely and the execution rate of the sentence until the release of the prison sentenced inmate, respectively. The crime compensation presentation sheet according to claim 6. The perpetrator age display column, the sentenced inmate period display column, and the execution rate display column are respectively the assumed perpetrator age, inmate sentenced inmate period, up to release of a fixed term imprisonment The execution rate of the sentence is printed,
In the expected release age display column, the expected age at release is printed,
The expected age at release is determined by adding the expected perpetrator's age, which is determined based on the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense, to the assumed perpetrator's age,
The expected period of residence is
If the imprisonment period corresponding to the offense is indefinite, it will be determined as the imprisonment period of the indefinite imprisonment,
6. If the prison term corresponding to a crime committed is a fixed term, the term is determined to be a period obtained by multiplying the prison term by the execution rate of the sentence up to the release of the prisoner. Criminal compensation presentation sheet.   The crime compensation presentation sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein information relating to the existence of a death penalty for the crime is printed in association with each crime name.   The crime compensation presentation sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein two or more penalties are printed in association with each crime name.

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