Gathering crime research

Author: Li Yuxian
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is one of the earlier specialized works on collective offenses in China, filling a gap in the theoretical research of criminal law in the country. The main features of this book are as follows: First, the content is complete and detailed. The author conducts an in-depth study and introduction of the basic issues of collective offenses, including their concepts, nature, composition, forms, number of crimes, and behavioral and psychological characteristics of collective offenses. The book also provides a thorough theoretical analysis of various types of collective offenses in China. Second, the viewpoints are novel and insightful. The author pays attention to arguing and explaining established views on collective offenses from new perspectives, such as the forms, number of crimes, and studies of various collective offenses. For controversial issues, the author analyzes them objectively and proposes many valuable new insights, such as the discussion on the concept and nature of collective offenses, and whether offenses like separatism, armed rebellion and turmoil, and subversion of state power are collective offenses. The author's classification of joint offenses, as well as the concepts, nature, and legal application of necessary joint offenses, presents some new viewpoints that differ significantly from the mainstream Chinese criminal law theory. These new viewpoints not only further deepen the meaning of collective offenses but also broaden people's perspectives, offering a fresh and enlightening experience. Third, the theory is closely linked to practice. The author is not just a pure theorist but a judge with years of experience in criminal adjudication. It is precisely this combination of theory and practice that forms one of the fundamental features of this book.