Latest Criminal Law Application Manual (2005 Edition)

Author: Shen Deyong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features:
1. Comprehensive Content. This book covers all criminal amendments, resolutions, legislative interpretations, and judicial interpretations issued by the National Legislature since the (Criminal Procedure Law) and (Criminal Law) were amended on March 17, 1996, and March 14, 1997, respectively. It also includes documents issued by the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate individually or jointly.
2. Innovative Format. Unlike merely compiling related resolutions, amendments, legislative interpretations, and judicial interpretations as "collections" or simply appending them to the relevant legal articles, this book conducts a thorough analysis of the modified, supplemented, and interpreted content. It carefully supplements or adds page notes while maintaining the integrity of the "" (Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law). It also provides a glossary index at the end of each article in the Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law based on legislative spirit and judicial interpretations. Additionally, it includes a table of (crime names) for all crimes stipulated in the Criminal Law Part, with these names marked next to the corresponding article numbers.
3. Concise and Practical. This book is primarily intended for judges, procurators, police officers, lawyers, and legal practitioners in courts, procuratorates, and public security organs when handling criminal cases and drafting legal documents. It can also serve as a reference tool for legal researchers, educators, and the public for legal education. The editors aim to enable readers not only to quickly and intuitively grasp the modifications, supplements, and improvements made by the National Legislature to relevant articles after the "" came into effect but also to directly cite the specific provisions of the supplemented laws in their legal documents.
4. Reasonable Structure. This manual is divided into six parts: Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law, Criminal Law Amendments, Decisions of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, Legislative Interpretations, Judicial Interpretations and Judicial Business Documents, and Appendices. The "Judicial Interpretations and Judicial Business Documents" section follows the chapter structure of the Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law, with each category of documents arranged in chronological order of creation or issuance. The "Appendices" include a table of crime names under the Criminal Law and an overview of the amendments and improvements to the Criminal Law, facilitating easy reference and comparison.