Case Analysis and Selection of Cases on the Handling of Public Security Cases

Author: Qiao Jian, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Rule of law is the fundamental strategy for our Party to lead the people in governing the country. Establishing the concept of rule of law means fostering in the whole society and all citizens, especially law enforcers, the awareness of respecting the law, upholding its authority, and strictly handling affairs in accordance with the law. It ensures that the broad masses of people, under the leadership of the Party, manage state affairs and social affairs through various channels and forms in accordance with the Constitution and laws, guarantee that all state affairs are conducted in accordance with the law, and gradually achieve the standardization, proceduralization, and legalization of socialist democracy. Rule of law represents a significant shift in our Party's governance philosophy, serves as an important guarantee for national long-term stability, and is also an inevitable requirement for developing socialist democratic politics. Achieving fairness and justice is a common pursuit of human society, a key goal of socialist rule of law, and a strong desire of the broad masses of people in the new era. It is also a crucial task for building a socialist harmonious society and the sacred duty of public security organs. Public security organs at all levels and people's police must adhere to legality and reasonableness, equal treatment, timeliness and efficiency, and procedural fairness in their administrative law enforcement activities, and implement these principles in specific public security administrative law enforcement processes. They must truly achieve fairness and justice in a way that the public can feel and see. The cases collected in this book are mostly real public security cases that have occurred in various places since the implementation of the "Public Security Administrative Punishment Law," making them highly targeted, instructive, and practically applicable. The cases cover both substantive legal issues under the "Public Security Administrative Punishment Law," such as the classification and quantification of public security violations, the application of relevant legal measures, and the principles of applying penalties for multiple offenses, as well as procedural issues related to the "Public Security Administrative Punishment Law," such as the application of simplified procedures, ordinary procedures, hearing procedures, and remedial procedures, all of which are integrated throughout the entire process of handling public security cases. Additionally, the book includes test questions and reference answers for students and on-duty police officers to study, master, and apply the "Public Security Administrative Punishment Law," as well as to test and improve their practical abilities in handling public security cases. These resources help grassroots public security officers and students self-assess and test their learning outcomes in the "Public Security Administrative Punishment Law" and "Public Security Case Handling" courses. This book is not only suitable as a training textbook for on-duty police officers in grassroots public security organs, providing materials for on-the-job training and self-study, but also for students at public security colleges to use. Therefore, it is a practical textbook that can enhance the law enforcement skills of public security officers and improve the teaching quality of public security case handling courses.