Indirect

Author: Li Lanying
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Publish Date: 2006-07-12
Features: This book is a criminal law treatise focusing on indirect intent as its research subject. The author comprehensively employs comparative methods, empirical methods, and psychological analytical methods to provide an in-depth perspective on the theory of indirect intent. Drawing extensively on existing research both domestically and internationally, it closely integrates China's legislative and judicial practices to thoroughly explore issues such as the nature, structure, judgment criteria, and scope of indirect intent in the Criminal Code. It proposes innovative viewpoints, including redefining the concept of criminal intent in China, using a comprehensive standard theory to determine the establishment of indirect intent, correctly understanding the connotation of "intention," and interpreting the distribution patterns of indirect intent crimes in the Specific Provisions of the Criminal Code. It is currently one of the most systematic and comprehensive monographs dedicated to the study of indirect intent in China.