Criminal integration ontology expansion

Author: Liang Genlin
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is written in commemoration of the 70th birthday of the renowned criminal law scholar, Professor Chu Huazhi. The compilers are all the close disciples of Professor Chu Huazhi, who strive to comprehensively describe the criminal integration thought with Professor Chu Huazhi's personal academic label. Adhering to this academically significant methodological approach, the book integrates criminal policy, criminal law, criminal procedure law, criminology, and criminal execution law, among other criminal sciences, to conduct an integrated study on how a rule-of-law China can reasonably and effectively organize its response to crime. It also attempts to construct an integrated criminal discipline group. The fundamental principle of criminal integration is that only when criminal law and its operation are in a state of internal and external coordination can the best social benefits be achieved. Achieving the best benefits of criminal law is the purpose of criminal integration, and the internal structure of criminal law being reasonable and its operation being constrained in a forward and backward manner is the connotation of criminal integration. This book comprehensively describes the criminal integration thought with Professor Chu Huazhi's personal academic label, adhering to this academically significant methodological approach, integrates criminal policy, criminal law, criminal procedure law, criminology, and criminal execution law, among other criminal sciences, to conduct an integrated study on how a rule-of-law China can reasonably and effectively organize its response to crime, and attempts to construct an integrated criminal discipline group.