Analysis of Difficult Cases in Criminal Procedure

Author: Chen Li
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book was compiled to meet the needs of legal case teaching. Its purpose is to help teachers enrich teaching content, reform teaching methods, and improve teaching tools, enabling them to use vivid, vivid, and real criminal trial cases for classroom lectures and discussions. At the same time, it also facilitates students' in-depth understanding, mastery, and application of abstract criminal law, procedural principles, and related knowledge categories, achieving a profound grasp and comprehensive understanding. Most of the cases selected in this book are from China's Criminal Trial Essentials, a small part from Criminal Trial Reference, and some cases are personally handled by the author. The author strives to select new, typical, and influential cases. The legal analysis section of the cases is completely written by the author and criminal law researchers from the Law School of Xiamen University. It mainly analyzes the theoretical issues and key points involved in the cases in combination with relevant laws and judicial interpretations. This book was compiled to meet the needs of legal case teaching. Its purpose is to help teachers enrich teaching content, reform teaching methods, and improve teaching tools, enabling them to use vivid, vivid, and real criminal trial cases for classroom lectures and discussions. At the same time, it also facilitates students' in-depth understanding, mastery, and application of abstract criminal law, procedural principles, and related knowledge categories, achieving a profound grasp and comprehensive understanding. Most of the cases selected in this book are from China's Criminal Trial Essentials, a small part from Criminal Trial Reference, and some cases are personally handled by the author. The author strives to select new, typical, and influential cases. The legal analysis section of the cases is completely written by the author and criminal law researchers from the Law School of Xiamen University. It mainly analyzes the theoretical issues and key points involved in the cases in combination with relevant laws and judicial interpretations.