Research on Electronic Evidence Rules in Criminal Proceedings

Author: Pi Yong
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Addressing issues of electronic evidence in criminal proceedings, improving relevant procedural legislation in China is both a challenge posed by crimes in the information society to China's criminal proceedings, a need to effectively deter crimes related to information technology through criminal law, and an opportunity for the development and improvement of China's criminal procedure law. This book will focus on the research of evidence collection and authentication rules for electronic evidence, as well as the investigation and application of electronic evidence in typical crimes related to information technology.
Professor Ma Kechang has earned the respect and admiration of the Chinese judiciary, the field of criminal law, and the entire legal community with his profound knowledge, outstanding theoretical achievements, and noble character. He has also gained the esteem and admiration of his international peers and is beloved by his students. As Professor Ma Kechang's 80th birthday is approaching, his students have organized to plan this celebratory series of books to express their gratitude and congratulations to their mentor.
The works in this series include both solo and co-authored contributions, all of which represent new research achievements in criminal law and criminology by Professor Ma Kechang's disciples. The significance of this birthday gift is profound. On one hand, it allows the disciples to report on their work to their mentor; on the other hand, it deepens the theoretical research in criminal law through this approach, which also aligns very well with the expectations Professor Ma had for his disciples.