Criminalistics: An Introduction (Revised Edition)

Author: Mo Hongxian
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This book comprehensively, systematically, and deeply discusses the content of criminology, especially the realistic crime issues in China. The book is divided into four parts and seventeen chapters: Introduction, Theory of Crime Phenomena, Theory of Crime Causes, and Theory of Crime Prevention and Control. It not only elaborates on the concepts, research objects, historical development, and types of criminology but also focuses on revealing the roots, causes, conditions, and related factors of crime. It explores the systematic engineering of crime prediction, prevention, correction, and control. The book emphasizes both theory and practice, serving as a textbook for students of various law and politics colleges studying criminology, a reference for judicial practical departments such as public security, procuratorates, and courts, and also suitable for readers interested in criminology.