Analysis of Cases on Conviction and Sentencing for Bribery

Author: Bi Zhiqiang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The writing style of the "Case Analysis Series" is roughly composed of three parts: Part I "Criminal Liability and Sentencing of a Certain Crime". This section is an extension of the corresponding "Criminal Liability and Sentencing Series" that has already been published, serving as the "essence" of studying a specific crime. Written in (thematic) format, it primarily addresses issues such as distinguishing between crime and non-crime, between this crime and that crime, between completion and attempt, between one crime and multiple crimes, as well as sentencing difficulties. It explains authoritative opinions concisely. The second part is "Case Analysis of a Certain Crime". The cases selected in this section are primarily judgments that emerged after the implementation of the new Criminal Law. Each case is divided into five parts: 1. Main Facts; 2. Court's Determination; 3. Difficult Issues; 4. Divergent Opinions. The third part is Relevant Laws, Regulations, and Interpretations, mainly comprising: 1. Relevant Laws and Regulations; 2. Relevant Criminal Judicial Interpretations. The focus is on judicial interpretations and internal regulations of relevant judicial departments. This book elaborates on the definition of the subject scope of bribery, the basic methods of bribery, the circumstances of bribery, and sentencing issues, and includes a series of typical cases of bribery for comprehensive and systematic analysis.