Public Security Organ Evidence Norms for Handling Economic Crime Cases

Author: Xu Kun
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: The book "Evidence Norms for Public Security Organs to Handle Economic Crime Cases" (hereinafter referred to as "Norms"), is both a rich development and practice of criminal trial evidence science, and an inevitable outcome of criminal legislation and law enforcement practices. The entire book elaborates and answers in detail the arguments for establishing and implementing the "Norms," the concept of the "Norms," their legal, morphological, practical characteristics, status, and role, as well as how to correctly apply the "Norms" and their purpose, principles, and methods. On this basis, it comprehensively and scientifically analyzes the lessons and reasons for the evidence application practices before the implementation of the new criminal trial law, such as "missing the opportunity, difficulty in investigating evidence," "time passing, difficulty in supplementing evidence," "abandonment or loss, difficulty in determining cases," as well as insufficient evidence, "one-on-one," "investigation supplementation," "excessive detention of suspects," and even long-term "cases left hanging." Targeted evidence "application norms" are established for each specific type of economic crime case.