Principles of Italian Criminal Law

Author: (Italian) Dario Padovani, translated by Chen Zhonglin
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Publishing Date: 1998-09-01
Features: This book is a representative work of the contemporary Italian criminal law authority, Dario Padovani, and has become a classic textbook in criminal law in Italy over the past decade, with the fastest reissue speed. Since the third edition of this book was translated into Chinese in 1998, it has received widespread attention from the domestic criminal law academic community. This annotated edition adds the latest developments in Italian criminal law to date, as well as an introduction by the translator on the basic content, history, and characteristics of the Italian contemporary criminal law system and its background. Readers who take the time to explore this book will not only gain a systematic and comprehensive understanding of the current criminal law system and theory of Italy but also gain new insights into why Italy has become the cradle of modern civilization, the birthplace of modern jurisprudence, and the homeland of major modern criminal law schools.