Conviction and Sentencing for Theft

Author: Wang Liren
Publisher:
Publish Date: 1999-06-01
Features:
Chapter 1, The Origin and Development of Theft;
Chapter 2, Characteristics and Dangers of Theft;
Chapter 3, Objects of Theft;
Chapter 4, Subjects of Theft;
Chapter 5, Subjective Elements of Theft;
Chapter 6, Identification of Theft Acts;
Chapter 7, Amount in Theft;
Chapter 8, Joint Offenses in Theft;
Chapter 9, Criminal Forms of Theft;
Chapter 10, Application of Punishments for Theft;
Chapter 11, Distinction Between Theft and Non-Criminal Acts;
Chapter 12, Distinction Between Theft and Fraud;
Chapter 13, Distinction Between Theft and Embezzlement;
Chapter 14, Distinction Between Theft and Concealment, Transfer, Purchase, or Sale of Stolen Goods;
Chapter 15, Distinction Between Theft and Occupation, Seizure, or Robbery;
Chapter 16, Identification and Handling of "Stealing" of Vehicles and Other Means of Transportation;
Chapter 17, Identification and Handling of Wandering Theft;
Chapter 18, Ancillary Proceedings in Theft Cases;
Chapter 19, Recovery and Handling of Stolen Money and Goods in Theft Cases;
Chapter 20, The "Series" Aims to Reflect the Following Three Major Characteristics:
(1) In-depth and Detailed. Each book comprehensively and systematically discusses the concept, constitution, boundaries, identification, forms, sentencing, and other issues of each crime within its scope. The discussion of various crimes emphasizes both meticulous research into the issues of conviction and sentencing and a certain depth, avoiding superficiality.
(2) Practical Focus. The "Series" focuses on real practical issues encountered in judicial practice rather than purely theoretical or theory-heavy issues. Therefore, while accurately grasping practical problems, it emphasizes the extensive use of cases for research and analysis.
(3) Emphasis on Key Issues. The 15 crimes selected for the "Series" are common and frequently occurring crimes in judicial practice. Each crime's key and difficult issues are thoroughly studied in detail with significant, while other issues are only generally introduced.