On the Subjective Willingness of Family Members to Live Together in Abuse Crime
The willingness of living together is the foundation of the state of living together.Absence of such subjective willingness can be taken as a violation of necessary meaning and corresponding legal value of living together and being family members in the constitutive elements of abuse crime.Using the objective state of living together to infer the subjective willingness between the parties is not in line with all practical situations.Quite contrary,it deprives a subjective basis from legal consequences of being family members.Subjective willingness can be judged from cognitive and willpower factors.The parties involved should be fully aware of the state of living together and have a positive attitude to fulfill the goal of living together.Multiple objective factors such as the parties'mental state,cognitive ability,behavioral performance,and post event statements can be used for comprehensive inference.