Criminal Law Review (Volume 11)

Author: Zhao Bingzhi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Criminal Law Review covers research in various fields, including Chinese criminal law, foreign criminal law, comparative criminal law, regional criminal law, and international criminal law. It primarily features columns such as "Hot Topics Discussion," "Academic Debates," "Special Forums," "Criminal Law Dialogue," "Judicial Practice," "International Criminal Law," "Foreign Rule of Law," "Criminal Law Scholars," and "News and Information." Articles are expected to closely align with key, challenging, controversial, and trending issues in criminal law theory and the practice of criminal justice. They should be well-targeted, thoroughly argued, and insightful, avoiding superficiality or mere wordplay. In terms of length, both concise, insightful short essays and substantial, in-depth longer papers (preferably 1–2,000 words, with a maximum of 3,000 words) are welcome. This is an academic legal journal that covers research in Chinese criminal law, foreign criminal law, comparative criminal law, regional criminal law, and international criminal law. The book includes several columns such as "Special Topics on Criminal Protection of Non-Public Economy," "Special Forums," "Legislative Research," "Judicial Practice," "Foreign Rule of Law," "Criminal Law Scholars," and "News and Information," each providing detailed discussions on legal issues in relevant fields and serving as a valuable reference for legal researchers.