Collection and Application of Evidence in Duty Crimes

Author: Huang Weizhi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The key to combating corruption lies in the accurate and timely punishment of corrupt acts. This demonstrates the ruling party's determination to combat corruption and inspires public confidence in the ruling party's "rule of law." However, due to the high cultural, social status, and extensive social experience of the subjects of duty crimes, their criminal acts are often well-thought-out and cunning in method. Therefore, investigating duty crimes is often more challenging than handling ordinary criminal cases. This is particularly evident in the collection, fixation, and application of evidence in duty crime cases.
The author of this book addresses the phenomenon that the conviction rate for duty crime cases in China is significantly lower than that of ordinary criminal cases. Based on a comparative examination of the legislative and judicial experiences of some countries and regions that have achieved relatively successful anti-corruption efforts, the book summarizes common provisions and basic principles in evidence collection, fixation, and application. Fully considering China's existing legal framework and predicting legislative trends, the book is based on research and investigations in practical departments. It addresses the phenomenon that the conviction rate for duty crime cases in China is significantly lower than that of ordinary criminal cases. Based on a comparative examination of the legislative and judicial experiences of some countries and regions that have achieved relatively successful anti-corruption efforts, the book summarizes common provisions and basic principles in evidence collection, fixation, and application. Fully considering China's existing legal framework and predicting legislative trends, the book...