Criminal Trial Theory (Second Edition)

Author: Chen Ruihua
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book primarily studies the fundamental theories of the criminal trial system and criminal trial procedures. It discusses and analyzes issues such as the nature of criminal trials, the value of criminal trial procedures, basic principles of criminal trials, functional distinctions in criminal trials, and models of criminal trial procedures. The distinctive feature of this book lies in its use of various research methods, including speculative, comparative, and preliminary evaluation, to elucidate the fundamental categories of criminal procedure law and their interrelationships. It aims to reveal the universal laws governing criminal trial activities. Against the backdrop of the common reform trends in criminal trial systems across countries, the book predicts and prospects the reform of China's criminal justice system. The publication of this book coincides with the formal passage and implementation of the National People's Congress's "Decision on Amending the ," and the author has also analyzed and evaluated relevant aspects of this criminal justice reform. This book is a revised and improved version based on the author's doctoral dissertation. The entire writing and revision process spanned two years. It synthesizes the main academic viewpoints and ideas the author has formed since engaging in research on criminal procedure law, representing the research achievements and standards of that period. This book is also supported by the Postdoctoral Science Foundation of the Peking University Law Department for this research.

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