Author: Liu Shengrong
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Publish Date: 1998-05-01
Features: This monograph by Comrade Liu Shengrong is based on his doctoral dissertation "Theoretical Research on the Constitution of Crime," combined with his work experience at the Supreme People's Procuratorate and insights gained from participating in the revision of the new Criminal Law. It was meticulously revised and supplemented after extensively soliciting opinions from colleagues in the field of criminal law and the judicial sector. This work systematically examines and reflects on theories of the constitution of crime abroad, and, in line with China's actual conditions, argues for the system and content of the theory of the constitution of crime. It conducts a specific and in-depth study of the concepts, characteristics, structure, classification, and practical issues of the constitutive elements of the subject of crime, the object of crime, the objective elements of the constitution of crime, the subjective elements of the constitution of crime, the selective elements of the constitution of crime, and the constitutive elements of special forms of crime. The features of this monograph are: based on comprehensive discussion and reflection, it targets hot issues in the theory of the constitution of crime, conducts relatively in-depth research and argumentation, and achieves significant contributions in many aspects.
Principle of Criminal Constitution
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