Comparative Study of Crimes Affecting Public Health

Author: Huang Jingping
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Criminal Law Science Series · Comparative Study of Contemporary New Crimes. This book aims to embody the "practical" characteristic, conducting an in-depth and systematic research and discussion on the constitutive features, judicial determination, and application of criminal penalties for various crimes that endanger public health, combining relevant judicial interpretations, typical cases, and academic debates. At the same time, it emphasizes the use of comparative research methods, horizontally comparing the legislative examples and theoretical research on such crimes in other countries or regions around the world, in order to "hit the mark" and provide references for the theoretical research of Chinese criminal law and the practice of legislative and judicial processes. However, due to the rarity of criminal codes in other countries or regions that systematically and systematically regulate such crimes in a manner similar to China's criminal law, and the establishment and division of crime names are also not as detailed as in China's criminal law, coupled with the fact that such crimes are mostly scattered in the special criminal laws of other countries or regions, constrained by our level and resources, the comparative study of some crimes in this book can only be superficial.