Newly Compiled General Theory of the Criminal Law of China

Author: Wang Zhixiang
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This textbook closely integrates the modifications of China's current laws, research perspectives in academia, and relevant foreign legal systems and theories. At the same time, it elaborates on the thinking and methods for applying legal provisions to solve practical issues that arise in judicial practice. The General Theory of Criminal Law explains the concept, nature, purpose, and tasks of criminal law, as well as the norms, system, and interpretation of criminal law. The General Theory of Crimes discusses and explores the core issues of criminal law, including the elements and forms of crimes. The General Theory of Punishments focuses on the system and types of punishments, the discretion of sentencing, and the execution of punishments. The Specific Theory of Criminal Law, based on the legal provisions of criminal law, summarizes various types of crimes and briefly elaborates on the elements and penalties of each crime.