Criminal Procedure Law Case Analysis

Author: Chen Weidong
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: Criminal Procedure Law is an important procedural law that stipulates the powers and duties of public security organs and judicial organs in criminal litigation, as well as the procedural rights and obligations of parties and other participants in the litigation. It also defines the principles, systems, and specific procedural rules for conducting criminal litigation. The smooth progress of criminal litigation is crucial for the effective punishment of crimes and the stability of social order. Since criminal litigation concerns the rights of citizens' lives, freedom, and property, it must be strictly conducted in accordance with statutory procedures to prevent the infringement of citizens' rights. In modern society, criminal procedure law holds equally important significance for punishing crimes and safeguarding human rights. This book is compiled according to the system of the 21st Century Legal Textbook Series "Criminal Procedure Law," consisting of 25 chapters. Each chapter includes several selected cases. Each case is composed of three parts: an introduction to the case, legal issues, and legal analysis. The legal issues section highlights the main legal issues involved in the case, while the legal analysis section provides a systematic and in-depth analysis of the legal issues involved, combining the case, criminal procedure law principles, and criminal procedure legal norms. This book is a case textbook specifically designed to support criminal procedure law teaching, based on the current provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law. It should be noted that some content in the case analysis is interpretive from an academic perspective.