You have the right not to remain silent.

Author: Hu Qingbin
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: You have the right to remain silent, which is not a copy of the famous U.S. "Miranda warning," but rather the struggle and outcry made by Chinese lawyers in upholding the rights of their clients and achieving fairness and justice. Accompanied by a serious and intense "I object!" as the defense attorney and prosecutor clash in court, collide in ideas, and debate legal principles, the truth eventually emerges amidst mutual doubts and waves of opposition. This book is a compilation of articles and case studies published in newspapers and magazines over five years by the author, featuring many difficult cases handled by him, real-life courtroom scenes, the hustle and bustle, clashes and collisions, cries and hesitations, passion and desires of a lawyer's career. This book is a compilation of case studies published by the author in newspapers and magazines over five years. It includes topics such as "It's not easy to love you, the defense attorney," "You have the right to remain silent," and "From robbery charges to release."