Plea bargaining in China

Author: Chen Guangzhong
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is a collection of 23 essays:
Can plea bargaining be adapted to China?
On establishing a Chinese-style plea bargaining procedure
From establishing a guilty plea system to introducing plea bargaining
Plea bargaining: attempts and reflections
On the role and power of the prosecutor in plea bargaining
A fulcrum for seeking efficiency and justice
A brief discussion on the U.S. plea bargaining system and the prosecutor's role
Considerations on the essence of plea bargaining
Justice safeguards in plea bargaining
The trial procedure after a guilty plea
A brief discussion on plea bargaining
On the plea bargaining system and its construction in China
On the of plea bargaining for China's criminal procedure
The basis and limits of implementing plea bargaining in China
An evaluation and reflection on the plea bargaining system
"Justice is priceless, how to 'list' it on the market?"
Guilty plea, plea bargaining, and their Chinese experiments
Use plea bargaining cautiously
Plea bargaining in the context of China's criminal procedure
Background and dilemmas: a macroscopic examination of the plea bargaining system
Discerning the meaning of "plea bargaining"
Rethinking the concept of justice
Rational reflections on the plea bargaining procedure.