Criminal Defense Theory

Author: Xiong QiuHong
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Publish Date: 1998-07-01
Features: This book integrates theoretical exploration with practical analysis. Starting from the basic categories of the criminal defense system, it conducts a systematic and in-depth study on a series of important issues, including the theoretical foundation of the criminal defense system, its procedural value, the status and responsibilities of defense attorneys in criminal proceedings, the significance of defense attorneys' involvement in investigative procedures, the relationship between plea bargaining and the protection of defense rights, the impact of judicial reform on the role of defense attorneys, and how to safeguard defense rights in simplified, expedited procedures and capital case trial procedures. Based on a comprehensive collection of relevant laws, judicial interpretations, practical experiences, theoretical achievements in China's criminal defense system, as well as extensive reference to foreign legislation and theories, this comparative study holds significant practical implications for exploring the inherent patterns of criminal defense system development worldwide, addressing theoretical and practical issues in China's criminal defense system, and promoting its maturation and improvement. The book is well-structured, supported by detailed and up-to-date information, with thorough arguments and analysis, demonstrating the author's academic sensitivity and ability to handle sources. Many of the topics discussed in the book represent pioneering research.