100 Cases of Judicial Aid for Criminal Victims

Author: Qin Zuwen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: 100 Cases on Judicial Aid for Victims of Crime, a series of books for the public to use the law. What should citizens do when they are illegally harmed? How can victims of crime request legal protection from public security, procuratorates, and courts? What kind of judicial aid will the judicial organs provide for victims? Through 100 vivid cases, the book provides detailed answers to specific questions about criminal proceedings. For example, which cases fall under public prosecution, which cases can be privately prosecuted; what rights and obligations victims have during the lawsuit process; under what circumstances can civil lawsuits be filed; what should victims do if they are dissatisfied with non-filing or non-prosecution; what should victims do if they are dissatisfied with first-instance judgments or judgments that have taken effect; how victims can testify, cross-examine, investigate and verify, and apply for new evidence, and so on. With this book in hand, readers can clearly understand the scope, procedures, and requirements of criminal proceedings, preparing them for any situation. Target Audience: Non-law professionals.