Criminal Law Teaching Case

Author: Zhao Bingzhi
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Criminal law is a highly applied discipline. Using case analysis methods to study criminal law is the best way to connect theory with practice. Through the study of typical cases, it is not only possible to deepen the understanding and grasp of basic principles of criminal law and improve theoretical proficiency, but also to enhance the ability of learners and researchers to apply criminal law theory to solve practical problems. The main readers of this book are undergraduate students of law majors in higher education institutions, and it can also be used by graduate students of criminal law for studying and researching criminal law. Another feature of this book is that in order to comprehensively and deeply explain the theory, principles, and annotations of criminal law, the content of annotations is not limited to the issues involved in the case facts themselves, but extends appropriately. Criminal law is a highly applied discipline. It can be said that the ultimate goal of all criminal law research is to solve the practical problems of distinguishing between criminal and non-criminal acts and determining the appropriate charges and sentences. There are many methods for studying and researching criminal law, among which the case analysis method is the best way to connect theory with practice. Through the study of typical cases, it is not only possible to deepen the understanding and grasp of basic principles of criminal law and improve theoretical proficiency, but also to enhance the ability of learners and researchers to apply criminal law theory to solve practical problems. The main readers of this book are undergraduate students of law majors in higher education institutions, and it can also be used by graduate students of criminal law for studying and researching criminal law. When writing this book, the author paid attention to the following principles:
⑴ Arrange the content in accordance with the style and order of the textbook to facilitate students' study and research;
⑵ Try to select cases that involve difficult and controversial issues in the knowledge points, with appropriately challenging cases.
⑶ In the "Issues" section, introduce the legal application issues involved in the case and summarize the relevant difficult and controversial issues.
⑷ In the "Annotations" section, try to cover basic concepts, principles, and legal and legal interpretation provisions, closely combining relevant theory and practice issues. In order to comprehensively and deeply explain the theory and principles of criminal law, the content of annotations is not limited to the issues involved in the case facts themselves, but extends appropriately.