Journal of Procuratorial Studies. Volume 5

Author: Sun Qian Zhang Zhihui
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: "Discussion on the Investigation of Duty Crimes by Procuratorial Organs" explores and analyzes legal issues such as the characteristics of procuratorial investigation, the prohibition of torture, arrests and human rights protection, entrapment, and the role of lawyers in the investigative stage. "On the Compatibility and Mutual Adaptation of Procuratorial Supervision and Judicial Fairness" reveals the deep inherent connection between procuratorial supervision and judicial fairness through a legal analysis of procuratorial power, judicial fairness, and empirical standards of judicial fairness. "Research on the Impact of Joining the WTO on Procuratorial Work and Countermeasures" analyzes the challenges faced by procuratorial work after China's entry into the WTO, including the improvement of judicial procedures and the strengthening of human rights protection, the increasing incidence of economic crimes, the rise in transnational criminal activities, and the growing complexity of criminal cases, highlighting the importance of procuratorial organs in maintaining social stability and the order of the market economy. "New Exploration in the Theory of Public Prosecution Power" argues that through both substantive and procedural discussions, public prosecution power is the realization of penal power and the combination of state power and the right to sue. "Discussion on the Public Prosecution System" analyzes and discusses hot issues widely concerned by the public, such as plea bargaining, evidence disclosure, and the evidentiary standards for prosecution. "Research on Criminal Search Procedures" emphasizes that the power of criminal search is an important part of criminal investigative power, and judicial organs must conduct searches in accordance with legal procedures in the center of criminal heat, proposing ideas for improving China's criminal search procedures. "Legal Reflections on 'High Salaries to Eradicate Corruption'" conducts an in-depth exploration of corruption issues worldwide, absorbing historical and others' experiences and lessons, and analyzes the legal and theoretical basis for high-salary anti-corruption from the perspectives of human needs, hierarchical positioning, and economics.