Research on Frontier Issues in the Theory of Chinese Criminal Law

Author: Liu Xianquan
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book conducts research on thirty cutting-edge issues in the current theoretical study of criminal law in China, presented in the form of specialized topics. These so-called cutting-edge issues refer to some problems that have been discussed more and debated more in criminal law theory in recent years. Since whether something is a "cutting-edge issue" can be subjective, we are not rigidly bound by the completeness of the topics or strive for comprehensiveness in the discussion. We merely hope to express some personal views, engage in rational thinking, and conduct in-depth explorations through these topics. The book primarily focuses on major discussions and research on how to establish new concepts of criminal law, the new developments in the fundamental principles of criminal law, controversial issues in criminal judicial practice, as well as difficult problems in the determination of guilt and sentencing for certain new and traditional crimes. It can be said that in each topic, the author has tried to cite new materials and the latest research findings in the academic community, and on this basis, has put forward his own views. — Liu Xianquan
This book conducts research on thirty cutting-edge issues in the current theoretical study of criminal law in China, presented in the form of specialized topics, including:
The Principle of Legality and Criminal Law Concepts,
Research on the Retroactive Effect of Criminal Law and Judicial Interpretations,
Research on the Causation of Crimes,
Research on Unit Crimes,
Research on Forms of Fault,
Regulations on Excludable Criminal Acts,
Research on the Stopping Forms of Faulty Crimes,
Research on Joint Crimes,
Research on the Forms of Crimes and Aggravated Punishments,
Research on Sentencing,
Research on Several Issues of Punishments,
Research on Several Issues of Self-Presentation and Meritorious Service,
Research on the Crime of Producing and Selling Counterfeit Goods,
Research on Several Issues of Monetary Crimes,
Research on Several Issues of Securities and Futures Crimes,
Research on Money Laundering Crimes,
Research on Financial Fraud Crimes,
Research on Kidnapping Crimes,
Research on Human Trafficking Crimes,
Research on Robbery Crimes,
Research on Theft Crimes,
Research on Fraud Crimes,
Research on Corruption and Bribery Crimes,
Research on Misappropriation Crimes.
As a specialized book on the deepening research of criminal law theory, it is more suitable for graduate students and senior undergraduate law students to read. Since the topics selected in this book are closely related to both theory and practice, it will also be helpful for personnel in judicial practice departments.