Criminal Law General Theory

Author: Wang Li
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: A market economy is a rule of law economy. To adapt to the new requirements of the market economy in the 21st century and to meet the new challenges of "accession to the WTO," we aim to cultivate high-quality legal professionals. In accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Education on the curriculum for legal studies in ordinary universities, we have organized teachers from more than ten universities to write this series of textbooks for use by undergraduate and junior college students majoring in law. This textbook has the following characteristics:
1. Reflects the new achievements in the development of legal theory and the new developments in legislation and law enforcement. This series of textbooks strives to incorporate the latest findings in legal theory research and cutting-edge theoretical perspectives, using newly promulgated laws and regulations, especially those issued or revised in China after its accession to the WTO.
2. Emphasizes the scientificity of the layout. As an integrated series, we paid attention to the scientificity and logic of the layout within each book while also ensuring the proper cross-disciplinary and complementary relationships between subjects, avoiding repetition and omissions.
3. Focuses on foundational textbooks and reasonably controls the difficulty level of the content. This series of textbooks is designed according to the requirements of undergraduate legal education and the national unified judicial examination in terms of depth and breadth of content. It aims to reflect certain academic foresight while emphasizing the fundamental framework, basic knowledge, and basic theories of law, striving to make the content easy for undergraduates to grasp and meet the expected standards.
4. Concise, practical, and easy to understand. Tailored to the characteristics of undergraduate students and the course schedules, this series of textbooks strives to be concise and to the point, emphasizing practicality, adhering to writing norms, and using language that is easy to understand, making it convenient for students to study independently.