Sentencing public verification empirical research

Author: Zhao Tingguang
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Introduction: Sentencing refers to the criminal procedure activity of rationally evaluating the influence of various sentencing circumstances that truly exist in a case on the severity of punishment under the premise of correct conviction, in accordance with the provisions of the Criminal Law regarding aggravating, mitigating, reducing, or exempting punishment. This evaluation is then used to determine whether a criminal should be sentenced to punishment, what kind of punishment, the degree of punishment, or whether the imposed punishment should be executed immediately and how it should be executed, within the scope of the legally stipulated penalty or below. Sentencing refers to the criminal procedure activity of rationally evaluating the influence of various sentencing circumstances that truly exist in a case on the severity of punishment under the premise of correct conviction, in accordance with the provisions of the Criminal Law regarding aggravating, mitigating, reducing, or exempting punishment. This evaluation is then used to determine whether a criminal should be sentenced to punishment, what kind of punishment, the degree of punishment, or whether the imposed punishment should be executed immediately and how it should be executed, within the scope of the legally stipulated penalty or below.