Criminal Law General Theory - (Second Edition)

Author: Liu Yanhong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Criminal law is one of the important branches of law in China, and criminal jurisprudence is a legal science that primarily studies criminal law. Criminal Law: General Principles and Specific Offenses is a novel textbook on criminal law. Based on the scientific principles of criminal identification, it takes the objective, subjective, and subjective elements of the crime constitution as standards, studies the specific criminal law provisions in the Criminal Code's division, as well as the single criminal laws and criminal law amendments issued by the national legislative body, and takes the criminal law interpretations issued by China's highest judicial authorities as a basis. It systematically introduces the general principles of criminal law and provides a detailed analysis of 432 criminal offenses in the criminal law in the order of crimes that violate personal legal interests (crimes against personal rights, crimes against property), crimes that violate social legal interests (crimes endangering public safety, crimes disrupting the socialist market economy order, crimes obstructing social management order, corruption and bribery crimes, dereliction of duty crimes), and crimes that violate national legal interests (crimes endangering national security, crimes endangering national defense interests, crimes of military personnel violating their duties). Due to space constraints, this book provides a more detailed explanation of those difficult and common key crimes, while briefly summarizing other crimes. The book is rich in content, offers novel perspectives, uses comprehensive data, and is logically clear and well-argued. It can be used by undergraduate and graduate students in law and non-law disciplines at universities, as well as by criminal law theorists and enthusiasts. It is also an ideal reading material for practical workers in various judicial authorities at all levels.