Issues and judicial countermeasures for difficult problems of public health crimes

Author: Zeng Zhaohui
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Publishing Date: 2001-01-01
Features: As the Director of the Research Center for Criminal Law Science at Renmin University of China, a national key research base, I once led and organized numerous full-time and part-time researchers of the center to attempt to compile a series of book series titled "Judicial Countermeasures for Criminal Difficult Issues" (a total of 10 books, published by Jilin People's Publishing House in 1999), as well as its sister series "Judicial Practice Research on Key and Difficult Crimes" (a total of 7 books, published by Jilin People's Publishing House in August 2000). Due to the fact that the two series, "Judicial Countermeasures for Criminal Difficult Issues" and "Judicial Practice Research on Key and Difficult Crimes," were published irregularly based on the frequency of specific judicial difficult issues and other factors, it was impossible to provide answers to all the perplexing issues that might be encountered in judicial practice. As the follow-up works to the aforementioned two series, the following six books were published: "Judicial Countermeasures for Public Security Crimes," "Judicial Countermeasures for Tax Crimes," "Judicial Countermeasures for Crimes Infringing on the Rights of Citizens," "Judicial Countermeasures for Computer Crimes," "Judicial Countermeasures for Public Health Crimes," and "Judicial Countermeasures for Crimes Affecting Public Morality."