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2004年11月，赵某(1987年8月出生)在A市火车站站台上见一刚下车的旅客王某(女)带着一个小孩，旁边放着4件行李，便上前询问是否需要雇人扛行李。二人商定，由赵某将王某的4件行李扛出车站，王某付给赵某人民币20元作为报酬。赵某扛着4件行李刚出站口，王某的小孩被车站工作人员拦下查票。看到王某忙于出示车票，赵某遂产生了非法占有的意图，趁王某不注意，将行李扛走。当时，行李内装有人民币5000元、价值5000元的真皮提包一个及其他物品。其后，公安机关将赵某抓获归案。在审查期间，赵某检举揭发了张某故意杀人的犯罪行为，经查证属实。下列说法正确的是：
D.赵某有重大立功表现，可以减轻或者免除处罚

A.赵某构成侵占罪
B.赵某构成盗窃罪
C.赵某未满18周岁，应当从轻或者减轻处罚

【参考答案】

BCD
解析：案发时，行李虽然扛在赵某身上，但从社会观念上讲，行李仍然由王某占有，赵某赴王某不注意，非法窃取财物的行为构成盗窃罪。因此，区分盗窃罪与侵占罪，关键是区分行为人是否占有财物，侵占罪的特征是先合法占有后非法据为已有。犯罪人未满18周岁，应当从轻或者减轻处罚，其有重大立功表现，可以减轻或者免除处罚。
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