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听力原文：罪数判断标准
区分一罪及数罪的标准是( )。

A.犯罪行为的个数
B.犯罪结果的个数
C.行为人主观上犯罪的个数
D.行为符合犯罪构成的个数

【参考答案】

D
解析：本题的考点是罪数判断标准。我国刑法关于罪数的判断标准是犯罪构成标准说。以行为所符合的犯罪构成的个数作为......

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