“一罪不二审”原则是刑法中的一项重要原则,其含义是一个人不能以同一行为或同一罪名受到两次或多次审判或处罚。[1]该原则具有悠久的历史渊源,早在公元前355年,古希腊的法律中就规定“禁止对同一人因同一问题而审判两次。”[2]目前,这一原则已得到世界上绝大多数国家的普遍承认,如《德国宪法》第103条第3款规定:“在一般刑法典的基础上,任何人都不应因同一行为受到 The principle of “trial without penalty” is an important principle in criminal law that implies that one person can not be tried or punished twice or more on the same act or on the same charge. [1] This principle has a long history, and as early as 355 BC the law of ancient Greece provided that “the same people should not be tried twice for the same issue.” [2] At present, this principle has been the world As generally recognized in the vast majority of countries, such as article 103, paragraph 3, of the German Constitution states: "No one shall be subjected to the same act on the basis of a general criminal code