Legal Regulation of National Security Protection in the Low-Altitude Economic Format from the Criminal Law Perspective

Abstract

The present era witnesses the vigorous development of the low-altitude economy. As an emerging phenomenon, the low-altitude economy inevitably has certain practical defects and deficiencies, which are likely to cause harm to national security in practice. Due to its nature as a new thing, insufficient discussions have been conducted in current research, and existing papers mostly focus on the impact of the low-altitude economy on individuals' private rights, while to a certain extent neglecting its impact on national public interests and the corresponding regulatory issues. In the author's opinion, the impact of low-altitude economic activities on national economic, social, military security and other aspects must be incorporated into the consideration of criminal law. Criminal law should carry out normative and innovative legislation and practical operations based on factors such as the degree of excess and specific conditions of low-altitude economic acts. This research topic is closely related to the national economy and people's livelihood, affects national development, conforms to the development trend of criminal law in the present era, and is in urgent need of in-depth discussion. This paper mainly discusses the maintenance and regulation of criminal law in the field of national economic security related to the low-altitude economy.