Intentional Injury Difficult Issues and New Interpretations of Damages

Author: Ye Liangfang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Intentional injury is both an ancient crime and a frequently occurring crime in today's Chinese society. According to preliminary statistics, intentional injury cases have always accounted for a significant proportion of criminal cases accepted by courts across the country in recent years. If intentional injury cases are not identified or handled properly, it not only affects social cohesion but also undermines social stability, and even harms the fairness and authority of the judiciary. Although the theoretical field of criminal law has conducted extensive and in-depth research on intentional injury, it cannot be denied that while many consensus has been reached, there are still many disputes and difficult points. Therefore, studying and exploring the identification and handling of intentional injury cases is of great significance both theoretically and practically. The author comprehensively and systematically reviews the determination and handling of intentional injury cases from aspects such as substance, procedure, and compensation, and proposes relatively feasible solutions to some controversial issues. This book has the following characteristics:
First, theory linked to practice. The authors of this book have all engaged in criminal trial work and have a deep intuitive understanding of the prominent issues in handling intentional injury cases in judicial practice. They canly identify problems and propose practical solutions guided by theory. This book explores the difficult aspects of intentional injury, but avoids getting entangled in theoretical disputes, focusing instead on solving practical problems.
Second, equal emphasis on substance and procedure. This book discusses the problems in the substantive identification of intentional injury, explores the steps and methods that should be followed in procedural handling, and also examines the civil compensation issues related to intentional injury cases, covering all aspects of handling intentional injury cases and avoiding the shortcoming of only elaborating on the substantive issues of intentional injury cases.
Third, explaining principles in an easy-to-understand manner. While elaborating on theory, this book provides relevant cases, achieving the goal of "explaining law and reason through cases," making it in-depth and easy to understand.
Fourth, serving as a reference tool. This book compiles and organizes all relevant laws and regulations (including the latest interpretations) related to handling intentional injury cases, allowing practitioners to have everything they need in one volume. The target readers of this book are judicial personnel, lawyers, legal workers, legal enthusiasts, and it can also provide references for theoretical workers. The author comprehensively and systematically reviews the determination and handling of intentional injury cases from aspects such as substance, procedure, and compensation, and proposes relatively feasible solutions to some controversial issues.