Crime Affecting Public Health

Author: Liu Yuan
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Criminal legal system is a fundamental and important component of modern legal systems, and criminal law is the cornerstone of the criminal legal system. The "Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China" revised and adopted by the fifth session of the eighth National People's Congress on March 14, 1997, is a unified, relatively complete, and new criminal code with significant reforms and progress in various aspects. It marks a new milestone in China's criminal legislative process. The revision and implementation of this new criminal code will undoubtedly play a positive role and hold great significance in more effectively protecting the people through criminal law, punishing and preventing crimes, consolidating the socialist system, maintaining national long-term stability and peace, and promoting China's reform and opening-up.
The purpose of the series is to serve the criminal justice system by combining theory with practice, forming a comprehensive, systematic, and in-depth work that discusses and researches judicial practical issues of the new criminal code's specific provisions. This book has the following characteristics: (1) Comprehensive and systematic. (2) In-depth and detailed. (3) Emphasizing practicality. (4) Accurate insights. (5) Highlighting key points. (6) Integrating theory with practice. (7) Paying attention to the presentation of practical knowledge.
Focusing on the specific provisions of the new criminal code, this book introduces topics such as an introduction to crimes against public health and crimes obstructing the prevention and control of infectious diseases, while respecting the logical structure and organizational order of the specific provisions of the criminal code.