Towards Rational Criminal Procedure Law

Author: Fan Chongyi
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: First, the book's structure is relatively grand, divided into three parts—Upper, Middle, and Lower—with the Lower part further subdivided into chapters, totaling eleven chapters. The Introduction elaborates on the significance and value of conducting research on the principles of litigation. It explores how to break through the traditional legal system of litigation law and the methodology of research on the principles of litigation. Taking criminal procedure law as an example, it generalizes and abstracts the scope of criminal procedure law, and then moves from the scope to a serialized and systematic rational sequence, constructing an independent scientific system and style of litigation law from the perspective of legal philosophy. The Upper Part of the book is on litigation culture, litigation value, and human rights. This section explains litigation culture, litigation rituals, and the essence of litigation, litigation value, procedural justice, and litigation human rights in five chapters. The Middle Part consists of two chapters on litigation cognition and litigation behavior, respectively analyzing the special laws of litigation cognitive activities and the standard of proof from the perspective of epistemology, and systematically discussing the concept, constitutive elements, and types of litigation behavior. To learn more, please click>>>