Comparative Study of Crimes Affecting Public Health (Volume 9)

Author: Huang Jingping
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book aims to highlight the "practical" aspect, conducting an in-depth and systematic study on the constitutive characteristics, judicial determination, and application of penalties for various crimes that endanger public health. It incorporates relevant judicial interpretations, typical cases, and academic debates. Additionally, it emphasizes comparative research methods, horizontally comparing legislative examples and theoretical studies from other countries or regions regarding such crimes, seeking to learn from others and provide references for the theoretical research and legislative judicial practices in China. However, due to the rarity of other countries or regions' criminal codes having systematic provisions for such crimes similar to China's, and the less detailed categorization of crime names compared to China's criminal law, coupled with the fact that such crimes are often scattered across special criminal laws in other countries or regions, constrained by our level of expertise and available resources, the comparative studies of some crimes in this book can only be superficial.