Criminal Procedure Law

Author: Ye Qing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book not only explains China's "Criminal Procedure Law" but also involves all criminal procedure laws and legal systems from ancient to modern times, both in China and abroad, conducting vertical and horizontal comparisons. It comprehensively reviews the current status, issues, and development trends of criminal procedure in China, helping students fully grasp the criminal procedure laws of the country. Combining teaching experience and judicial practice, the author proposes many new insights and ideas. Some provisions are explained from an academic perspective for teaching purposes, which is undoubtedly beneficial for promoting China's legal system construction. The book has a rigorous structure, clear organization, and strong logical coherence, making it a solid and innovative legal textbook. The book is divided into four parts: I. General Principles; II. Pre-Trial Procedures; III. Trial Procedures; IV. Execution Procedures.