Criminal Procedure Law

Author: Yao Li
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book is based on the current criminal procedure legislation, referencing the latest theoretical research trends and the overall direction of legislative amendments. By interpreting the trends of the times, it focuses on the spirit and principles of modern criminal procedure law. In terms of structure, it is divided into three parts: principles, systems, and procedures. Drawing on the foreign legislative model centered on trial, it categorizes the pre-trial procedures, trial procedures, and execution procedures, providing students with a clear structural framework for learning and thinking. In terms of content, it is based on analyzing and understanding the current legislative design, while appropriately emphasizing rational thinking and critical analysis. It broadens students' scope of thought while systematically grasping the content of the current system. The author emphasizes the applied nature of criminal procedure law, using clear and concise explanations to balance theoretical discussions with considerations of the current state of judicial practice. While teaching the basic knowledge of the discipline, it also strengthens the targeted focus on key issues.
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