National Security Law

Author: Li Zhu
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book begins with the meaning of national security, the concept of the National Security Law, its characteristics, and fundamental principles, comprehensively examining the role and effectiveness of the National Security Law. It elaborates on the legal relationships, norms, logical structure, and forms of expression within the National Security Law. From a fresh perspective, it interprets the concept, types, and regulatory mechanisms of legal acts related to national security. The book also explores the content, characteristics, and functions of the national security legal system, systematically discussing national security legislation, law enforcement, compliance, and legal supervision. It offers valuable insights into improving China's national security legal liability and proposes pathways to enhance China's national security legal system, presenting many highly valuable suggestions for revising China's National Security Law. The book is the first to explore the concept of foreign-related law enforcement in national security, the principles and procedures for handling foreign-related cases, as well as foreign-related administrative penalties and judicial remedies in national security. It also provides detailed comparisons and analyses of the national security laws of Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, as well as those of the United States, Russia, Brazil, Romania, South Korea, and Mongolia.