Theory of Criminal Justice Process

Author: Ma Guixiang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Based on an exploration of the general concept of procedural justice, this book fundamentally shapes the justification structure as the core of criminal justice procedures and provides interpretations of various important theoretical issues and judicial hot topics in the context of procedural justice. The author argues that the function of procedural justice in criminal justice procedures lies in correcting the inherent flaws of criminal law as substantive law, which cannot be overcome by its own means. The intrinsic mechanism of procedural justice, as the core of criminal justice procedural justice, forms an ideal framework of equality and confrontation between prosecution and defense with three powers (prosecution, trial, and defense) interacting, and the neutrality of the judge. The essence of practical rationality in the implementation of procedural justice in criminal justice is to seek a harmonious mechanism between fairness and efficiency. Achieving the macro-construction and micro-design of "closure" and "openness" in criminal justice is the fundamental approach to realizing procedural justice in criminal justice.