교통법규위반과 죄수(罪數)

Violation of traffic law and counting for crime - A study on the korea and japen’s a leading case -

Counting for crime is a theoretical field of theory of crime dealing with an issue on criteria about counting on numbers of crime. Violations of traffic laws and regulations mostly consist of several overlaid violative actions in traffic accidents, resulting in uncertainty of the number of violations, or crimes. Therefore, administrative agencies consistently tend to deal with traffic violation cases through relatively light punishments to get rid of disputes related. That being said, it is very important to have an in-depth discussion over the matter in the sense that some clear criteria are necessarily clarified with regard to such cases as driving all the way to Busan from Seoul violating the bus-only lane regulation at the risk of penalties and fines, violating speed limits quite a few times while driving to Daejeon from Seoul and driving under the influence against safety. In that sense, this study aims at contributing to the development of traffic culture in Korea by theoretically establishing a standard for the number of violations, or crimes, against traffic laws and regulations which are closely related with our daily lives.