also: けっかてきかちょうはん
noun
aggravated consequential offense; crime aggravated by results
A legal term for a crime where a more serious result occurs beyond the intended act, leading to a harsher penalty. Used in criminal law contexts.
結果的加重犯の典型例は、傷害致死罪である。
A typical example of an aggravated consequential offense is the crime of injury causing death.
この事件は結果的加重犯に該当する可能性がある。
This case may qualify as an aggravated consequential offense.
加重犯 (aggravated offense) is a broader term for any crime with an aggravating factor, while 結果的加重犯 specifically refers to aggravation due to a more serious result.
傷害致死罪 (injury causing death) is a specific crime that is a classic example of 結果的加重犯, where the basic act of injury leads to the unintended result of death.
A compound of 結果的 (consequential) + 加重 (aggravation) + 犯 (crime). The term is a direct translation of the German legal concept 'erfolgsqualifiziertes Delikt'.