Criminal Law, Criminal Responsibility, Research on Criminal Policy -- Perspectives from Philosophy, Sociology, and Legal Culture

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Features: This book is a treatise on criminal law. It is divided into three parts – "Criminal Law," "Criminal Responsibility," and "Criminal Policy" – offering insightful and profound analyses and discussions on several contentious and unresolved focal issues in the field of criminal law from perspectives such as philosophy, sociology, and legal culture. In the "Criminal Law" section, the author addresses issues such as "criminal integration," "the principle of unity between subjective and objective elements," "the relationship between social harm and criminal illegality," and "basic principles of criminal interpretation," elaborating on his academic views by referencing recent highly influential criminal cases. In the "Criminal Responsibility" section, he presents and argues his points on "basic issues of criminal responsibility," "the death penalty," and "fines." In the "Criminal Policy" section, the author's views on issues such as "the campaign of severe" and "marital rape" are strikingly fresh and innovative.