Author: Zhu Lixin Yu Hong
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Based on legal provisions and grounded in judicial practice, the author has conducted extensive research and collected a wide range of materials. This book combines theory with practice, providing accurate and comprehensive analysis and arguments on the constitutive characteristics, current status, features, and trends of dereliction of duty and "infringement" crimes committed by state organ personnel. It addresses issues such as case filing and investigation, distinguishing between criminal and non-criminal cases, and the boundaries between different crimes.
Crime phenomena are constantly evolving, and the understanding of dereliction of duty and "infringement" crimes by procuratorates in direct case filing and investigation must also improve with changing case realities. This requires continuous refinement of investigative strategies, methods, and approaches. This book highlights its practicality and strong relevance, with concise language, rigorous logic, rich content, and detailed data. It is hoped that the publication of this book will provide proactive assistance to procuratorates in investigating and identifying dereliction of duty and "infringement" crimes.
Investigation Practice of "Dereliction of Duty" and "Infringement" Cases
📌 Related Posts
Literature
Flash Cinema: Brand New Online Animation Production with Flash MX
2026-09-20
News
What are the treatment methods for ovarian cysts?
2026-09-29
News
Which method of contraception to choose
2026-10-02
Literature
2006 - Clinical Assistant Physician Qualification Exam Collection of Practice Questions and Simulated Tests - Recommended Book for National Clinical Physician Qualification Examination (Includes CD-ROM)
2026-10-05
Literature
Research on the System of Compensation for Mental Damages
2026-10-07
Literature
Several Basic Issues Regarding the Amendment of the Civil Procedure Law
2026-10-07
Literature
Research on Financial Fraud
2026-10-07
Literature
Civil Procedure Law Theory and Practice
2026-10-07