Criminal Law

Author: (English) Herring (Herring, J.)
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book uses plain language to thoroughly elaborate on the basic principles of English common law, and in the choice of thematic argumentation, it fully reflects the "spirit of common law." First, it does not discuss general criminal theory issues, but instead distributes them into specific crime analyses. This strategy of avoiding the emptiness of grand narratives and grounding theoretical seeds in solid judicial practice is noteworthy. At the same time, this approach also prevents the potential drawbacks of purely analyzing cases. Second, in the discussion of specific crimes, it fully combines substantive rules of law with procedural law provisions.