Criminal Procedure Law (21st Century Higher Continuing Education Fine Textbook) ()

Author: Wu Yanping, edited by Wu Hongyao
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts: Introduction, General Theory, and Specific Analysis, comprising a total of 25 chapters. The Introduction covers an overview, historical development, and basic theories of the Criminal Procedure Law. The General Theory introduces specialized agencies, participants, fundamental principles, jurisdiction, recusal, defense and representation, criminal evidence, proof in criminal procedure, evidence collection and review, incidental civil litigation, periods, and service of documents. The Specific Analysis covers case filing, investigation, preliminary examination, an overview of trial, trial procedures, self-prosecution procedures, second-instance review procedures, death penalty review procedures, retrial procedures, and execution. This book is strictly compiled according to the "Teaching Syllabus for Criminal Procedure Law" announced by the Ministry of Education, while also addressing the characteristics of adult education by emphasizing the practicality and intuitiveness of the teaching content. It combines theory and practice to explain the various systems, principles, and provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law. In terms of content, it emphasizes the integration of ideological depth, scientific rigor, systematic organization, practicality, and stability. Key Features of the Book: 1. Up-to-date content; 2. Strong applicability; 3. Intuitive format; 4. Emphasis on interaction.