Civil Procedure and Practice of Additional Civil Actions

Author: Liu Jinyou
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Principles and Practices of Civil Litigation in Criminal Cases is an excellent work co-authored by Professor Liu Jinyou of China University of Political Science and Law and his PhD student Xi Wei. Based on the first monograph on civil litigation in criminal cases in China, The Theory and Practice of Civil Litigation in Criminal Cases, it incorporates the latest legislative and judicial materials from other regions, employing knowledge from legal philosophy, constitutional law, criminal law, criminal procedure law, civil law, and civil procedure law to conduct pioneering comparative research on the theory and practice of civil litigation in criminal cases. The book provides detailed explanations for the difficult issues frequently encountered in China's judicial practice of civil litigation in criminal cases, such as the relationship between criminal and civil litigation, the relationship between "compensation" and "punishment," the scope of claims in civil litigation in criminal cases, the coordination and balance of interests among the parties involved, the trial in absentia system, the safeguards of civil litigation in criminal cases, and prior execution under statutory circumstances. The publication of this book has brought innovative breakthroughs in academia and paved a practical path for balanced choices in practice, which will undoubtedly play a driving role in the legislative and judicial work of civil litigation in criminal cases. Principles and Practices of Civil Litigation in Criminal Cases is an excellent work co-authored by Professor Liu Jinyou of China University of Political Science and Law and his PhD student Xi Wei. Based on the first monograph on civil litigation in criminal cases in China, The Theory and Practice of Civil Litigation in Criminal Cases, it incorporates the latest legislative and judicial materials from other regions, employing knowledge from legal philosophy, constitutional law, criminal law, criminal procedure law, civil law, and civil procedure law to conduct pioneering comparative research on the theory and practice of civil litigation in criminal cases. The book provides detailed explanations for the difficult issues frequently encountered in China's judicial practice of civil litigation in criminal cases, such as the relationship between criminal and civil litigation, the relationship between "compensation" and "punishment," the scope of claims in civil litigation in criminal cases, the coordination and balance of interests among the parties involved, the trial in absentia system, the safeguards of civil litigation in criminal cases, and prior execution under statutory circumstances. The publication of this book has brought innovative breakthroughs in academia and paved a practical path for balanced choices in practice, which will undoubtedly play a driving role in the legislative and judicial work of civil litigation in criminal cases.