Criminal Procedure Law

Author: Xie Youping
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book emphasizes the combination of theory and practice. Based on a comprehensive and systematic absorption and reflection of recent research achievements in criminal procedure law, it elaborates on the Criminal Procedure Law and relevant judicial interpretations from all aspects according to the characteristics and needs of criminal justice practice. The textbook is divided into four parts. Part I Introduction, introduces the basic concepts of criminal procedure, criminal procedure law, and criminal procedure law from a theoretical perspective, analyzing the constituent elements, nature, and basic models of criminal procedure. Part II General Theory, elaborates on the purpose and tasks of China's Criminal Procedure Law, principles of criminal procedure law, jurisdiction, recusal, defense and representation, coercive measures, incidental civil litigation, periods and delivery, suspension and termination of litigation, and other fundamental issues. Part III Evidence Theory, focuses on evidence as a topic, providing a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the concept of evidence, its attributes, evidence systems, evidence rules, classification of evidence, and proof. Part IV Procedure Theory, follows the thread of criminal procedure to explain the basic theories and judicial requirements of key procedures such as filing a case, investigation, prosecution, trial procedures, second-instance trial procedures, death penalty review procedures, supervision and review procedures, execution procedures, criminal procedures for minors, and foreign-related criminal procedure. This book serves as both a fundamental textbook for law majors in higher education institutions and an ideal reading material for legal professionals in public security, procuratorates, courts, and judicial departments to study criminal procedure law.