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      “인과혁명”의 발전과 인과관계론의 재검토 = The Development of the “Causal Revolution” and the Rethinking of Causation

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      Compared to the rapid changes and developments in modern science and society, the establishment of causation theory in law has not met expectations. On the other hand, research using randomized control trials (RCTs), the gold standard of causation in the natural sciences, has already been established, and causation theory has made remarkable progress in the fields of statistics and social sciences. Statistics has moved away from the passive stance of “correlation does not imply causation” and is actively studying causality. Recently, the 2021 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for a new causal methodology. In the social sciences, there has been a proliferation of innovative methodologies and an increase in the study of causality, which has been referred to as a “causal revolution.” In the social sciences, which study humans and society, there are methodological constraints on randomized controlled trials such as experiments due to practical and ethical issues. However, recent methodologies have overcome these difficulties and are producing results. Against this academic background, this paper examines the limitations of various theories and precedents on causation in criminal law and explores how the methodology of the “causal revolution” can be appropriately applied to jurisprudence and criminal law theories in South Korea. In doing so, we will explore the possibility of rationally reorganizing legal causation theory and explore the intersection of science and law. Causality is an important issue in the establishment and punishment of crimes, but it is also indispensable for policy to identify the causes of social problems, crimes, and disasters and to establish measures to prevent them. At its core, causality is a hypothetical judgment that asks whether a consequence would have occurred if an event or behavior had not occurred. This idea, formalized as the “but for” test (condicio sine qua non formula), is the foundation of all discussions of causation. Whereas before we were limited to making hypothetical judgments from the comfort of our armchairs, the “causal revolution” in statistics and the social sciences is giving us more insight into the nature of causation. If we do not ignore the breakthroughs of other disciplines and actively reflect on them, we can solve the problems of legal and criminal causation that have been stagnant and confusing.
      In this regard, this paper attempts to rediscover the meaning of the “but for” formula while also identifying its limitations. The paper argues that context should be considered before scientific examination of causality in particular situations. We have also shown that scientific causation and the criteria of criminal imputation, which are traditionally distinguished by legalistic conditioning and objective attribution, can be reconceptualized by evaluating causal theory through the lens of minimalist construction. As seen in many cases such as the humidifier sterilizer case, the Sewol ferry case, and the Mokdong Hospital neonatal death case in South Korea, the issue of causation in criminal law is no longer just a matter of criminal law, but also a matter of social concern and science. There is a need to further elaborate and rationalize causation in criminal law from scientific, philosophical, and social perspectives. There is no reason to avoid dialogue and discussion with other disciplines. However, unlike other sciences, in criminal law, the principles of presumption of innocence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt must be upheld, even if it is difficult. We hope that this paper can serve as an opportunity for such dialogue and communication.
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      Compared to the rapid changes and developments in modern science and society, the establishment of causation theory in law has not met expectations. On the other hand, research using randomized control trials (RCTs), the gold standard of causation in ...

      Compared to the rapid changes and developments in modern science and society, the establishment of causation theory in law has not met expectations. On the other hand, research using randomized control trials (RCTs), the gold standard of causation in the natural sciences, has already been established, and causation theory has made remarkable progress in the fields of statistics and social sciences. Statistics has moved away from the passive stance of “correlation does not imply causation” and is actively studying causality. Recently, the 2021 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for a new causal methodology. In the social sciences, there has been a proliferation of innovative methodologies and an increase in the study of causality, which has been referred to as a “causal revolution.” In the social sciences, which study humans and society, there are methodological constraints on randomized controlled trials such as experiments due to practical and ethical issues. However, recent methodologies have overcome these difficulties and are producing results. Against this academic background, this paper examines the limitations of various theories and precedents on causation in criminal law and explores how the methodology of the “causal revolution” can be appropriately applied to jurisprudence and criminal law theories in South Korea. In doing so, we will explore the possibility of rationally reorganizing legal causation theory and explore the intersection of science and law. Causality is an important issue in the establishment and punishment of crimes, but it is also indispensable for policy to identify the causes of social problems, crimes, and disasters and to establish measures to prevent them. At its core, causality is a hypothetical judgment that asks whether a consequence would have occurred if an event or behavior had not occurred. This idea, formalized as the “but for” test (condicio sine qua non formula), is the foundation of all discussions of causation. Whereas before we were limited to making hypothetical judgments from the comfort of our armchairs, the “causal revolution” in statistics and the social sciences is giving us more insight into the nature of causation. If we do not ignore the breakthroughs of other disciplines and actively reflect on them, we can solve the problems of legal and criminal causation that have been stagnant and confusing.
      In this regard, this paper attempts to rediscover the meaning of the “but for” formula while also identifying its limitations. The paper argues that context should be considered before scientific examination of causality in particular situations. We have also shown that scientific causation and the criteria of criminal imputation, which are traditionally distinguished by legalistic conditioning and objective attribution, can be reconceptualized by evaluating causal theory through the lens of minimalist construction. As seen in many cases such as the humidifier sterilizer case, the Sewol ferry case, and the Mokdong Hospital neonatal death case in South Korea, the issue of causation in criminal law is no longer just a matter of criminal law, but also a matter of social concern and science. There is a need to further elaborate and rationalize causation in criminal law from scientific, philosophical, and social perspectives. There is no reason to avoid dialogue and discussion with other disciplines. However, unlike other sciences, in criminal law, the principles of presumption of innocence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt must be upheld, even if it is difficult. We hope that this paper can serve as an opportunity for such dialogue and communication.

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