Criminal Procedure Law of Foreign Countries

Author: Song Yinghui Sun Changyong Liu Xinkui
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: As a graduate-level textbook on "Foreign Criminal Procedure Law," this book is highly anticipated:
- Carefully selected countries, balancing the representativeness of legal traditions and new developments: The book covers the UK, the USA, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, and Japan, taking into account both the representativeness of their legal traditions and their new developments in criminal procedure law.
- Deep expertise and strong collaboration: The authors are well-known middle-aged scholars in China, with solid professional foundations and experience in studying or researching in relevant countries. It can be said that this book is a of strong collaboration.
- Rich content and rigorous structure: In terms of theoretical exposition, it not only objectively introduces the criminal procedure systems of relevant countries but also focuses on explaining their procedural theories. It also dedicates special attention to fundamental issues such as the relationship between criminal procedure law and constitutional law, criminal procedure law and criminal law, criminal procedure models, and procedural principles. Structurally, it ensures both overall summarization and induction while maintaining completeness.
- Firsthand data and scientifically accurate professional interpretation: The book provides detailed reviews of the new developments in criminal procedure systems of relevant countries, all based on firsthand data. To ensure the scientific accuracy of the interpretation, the selection of authors was made with both their professional backgrounds and their foreign language proficiency and experience in studying or researching abroad in mind.
- Innovative format and fresh structure: To facilitate reading and understanding, the book makes extensive use of diagrams and case studies, along with thought-provoking questions. For readers to directly grasp the criminal procedure systems of relevant countries, reference bibliographies and foreign websites are listed at the end of each chapter.