Criminal Justice Innovation Theory

Author: Liu Genju
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Theoretical research on criminal justice reform is a crucial topic that urgently needs strengthening. The innovation of concepts in criminal justice is the prerequisite for this reform. To this end, the first part of this book integrates social ethics, criminal law, economics, and criminal procedure law, leveraging their complementary strengths to study and discuss the ethical views of criminal litigation, the object views of criminal procedure, and the efficiency views of criminal supplementary civil litigation. The second part studies and discusses important issues urgently needing resolution in current theory and judicial practice, as well as the necessary additions to the criminal litigation law, such as research on due process and procedural justice, the study of civil and administrative public prosecution systems, and the institutional construction of procedural consent in criminal procedure. This book is suitable for readers engaged in theoretical research of legal philosophy, master's and doctoral students in law, legislative theory experts, and judicial practitioners.