Wuhan Criminal Law Forum (Volume 2)

Author: Liu Mingxiang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The Wuhan Criminal Law Forum is equipped with fixed columns such as "Current Theoretical Frontiers," "Basic Theories," "Foreign Criminal Law," and "Criminology," primarily publishing research papers in disciplines such as "Chinese Criminal Law," "Foreign Criminal Law," "Comparative Criminal Law," "Criminal Policy," "Criminal Procedure Law," "Criminology," and "Penology." Our purpose is to take a keen interest in major theoretical and practical issues in the field of criminal law, valuing both the philosophical and humanistic foundations of criminal law and conducting deep, speculative research on them, while also emphasizing the pragmatic nature of criminal law, exploring challenging and novel issues raised in judicial practice. Adhering to the principle of "let a hundred flowers bloom and let a hundred schools of thought contend," we advocate independent thinking and free dialogue in academic research, embracing diverse theoretical perspectives and academic styles. As a new publication or emerging phenomenon, we cannot expect the Wuhan Criminal Law Forum to be perfect from the outset. However, we are determined to make it distinctive and achieve excellence through our efforts. Of course, beyond the organizers' determination and perseverance, we also need the care and support of all colleagues who are concerned with the theoretical research of criminal law and judicial practice. Let us use our hard work and heartfelt enthusiasm to nurture this young sapling together, helping it grow into a grand tree with lush foliage and abundant fruit, showcasing its unique charm in the garden of law.