The objective existence of untypical phenomena in criminal law often complicates people's understanding of the uniformity and certainty of criminal laws. Through the empirical analysis of 75 cases of untypical phenomena of criminal lawfrom the viewpoints of criminology, this paper reveals the tendency of heavier punishment in general provisions as compared with sub-provision, in abstract law as compared with concrete law and in the application of law as compared with legal provisions. Based on the theory that the supply of normative resources should also follow the rules of the market, the author suggests that the measurement and control of untypical phenomena should be made more rational and scientific. |