Journal of Procuratorial Studies. Volume 7

Author: Sun Qian, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: On the Prosecutorial Power in China's Constitutional and Judicial Systems. The judicial power, like other state powers, is a unity of content and form. The Chinese prosecutorial system is constructed at the level of constitutionalism, and the authority of the prosecutorial power as an organic whole has always been supported by the substantive decision-making power or adjudicative power of the state organ and the people's court. Research on the Rule of Law in Investigating Duty Crimes. Chinese society is experiencing the impact and shock of modernization, democratization, and globalization, leading to a stronger sense of democracy and integrity. The construction of the rule of law in investigating duty crimes should not only focus on the long term but also on the level that is operable or basically operable. Research on Sentencing Systems. The right to recommend sentencing is one of the functions of public prosecution, an inherent aspect of public prosecution, reflecting the mutual restraint among the various parties involved in criminal proceedings. It is a form of legal supervision exercised by the procuratorial organ, as well as a necessary procedure and content for criminal trials, aimed at achieving judicial fairness and improving litigation efficiency. The function of the sentencing recommendation right lies in realizing the goals of fairness and efficiency in criminal proceedings.