Something happened to Dai Nan China Bank. Did any staff embezzle public funds?

1. The accident at China Bank in Dai Nan was caused by employees misappropriating public funds, indicating that the president has been imprisoned. The crime of misappropriating public funds refers to the behavior of state functionaries who use their position to misappropriate public funds for personal use to engage in illegal activities, or misappropriate a large amount of public funds for profit-making activities, or misappropriate a large amount of public funds for more than three months.

2. The object of this crime is mainly the ownership of public property, which also violates the national financial management system to some extent. The direct object of the crime of misappropriating public funds is the right to use public funds, and at the same time, the actor will inevitably possess it after misappropriating public funds, and some will also benefit from it. Ownership includes four interrelated and relatively independent powers: possession, use, income and disposal. Therefore, the infringement of ownership power must be an infringement of ownership. The infringement of ownership does not mean the transfer of ownership. According to China's General Principles of Civil Law, ownership must be obtained according to law. Therefore, in this legal sense, no property crime can really obtain ownership. The crime of misappropriating public funds infringes property ownership just like the crime of corruption, but the difference is that the degree of infringement of ownership is different. At the same time, it is precisely because the crime of misappropriating public funds directly violates the right to use public funds, violates the system of using public funds in the national financial management system, and thus violates the national financial management system. However, because the main object of the crime of embezzlement is the ownership of state property, the objects of the crime of embezzlement include: first, the ownership of state property; The second is the ownership of the collective property of the working people; Third, the property ownership of social donations or special funds used for public welfare undertakings such as poverty alleviation; Fourth, the ownership of private property managed, used or transported by state organs, state-owned companies, enterprises, collective enterprises and people's organizations; Fifth, the capital commitment right of non-state-owned companies, enterprises and other non-state-owned units; Sixth, the ownership of client funds in non-state-owned financial institutions. Among them, the object of the crime of misappropriating public funds includes both natural public funds and planned public funds.