Criminal Trial Reference (Issue No. 50)

Author: Supreme People's Court Criminal Division I
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2006-08-01
Features: As a professional guidance and research journal sponsored by the Supreme People's Court's divisions, Criminal Trial Reference has been committed to its editorial principles of grounding in practice, emphasizing practicality, focusing on guidance, and reflecting authority since its inception in April 1999. Through the joint efforts of its editorial committee members, authors, and readers, it has closely connected with criminal judicial practice, providing targeted and authoritative professional guidance and references for criminal judicial personnel. It has been widely welcomed by criminal judicial workers and teaching and research personnel in criminal law.
Since 2006, Criminal Trial Reference has been jointly sponsored by the Supreme People's Court's Criminal Trial Divisions I, II, III, IV, and V. Vice President Jiang Xingchang of the Supreme People's Court serves as the Director of the Editorial Committee, while Vice Presidents Shen Deyong, Zhang Jun, and Xiong Xuanquan serve as Deputy Directors. Vice President Xiong Xuanquan serves as the Editor-in-Chief, and the five division chiefs of the criminal trial divisions serve as Deputy Editors-in-Chief. In 2006, Criminal Trial Reference remained a bimonthly publication, with a total of six issues published throughout the year. It includes the following columns:
- [Cases] Select typical and difficult cases with research value in fact-finding, evidence acceptance, legal application, and judicial interpretation of conviction and sentencing. Provide detailed explanations of judges' rulings on cases to offer specific guidance and references for criminal judicial personnel handling similar cases.
- [Criminal Judicial Norms and Their Understanding and Application] New criminal laws, legislative interpretations, judicial interpretations, and other regulatory documents on criminal justice. Invite colleagues who participated in drafting relevant criminal judicial norms to write articles on their understanding and application, explaining the background, issues addressed, and key considerations in applying the norms.
- [Criminal Policy] New criminal judicial policies, such as speeches by the President or Vice Presidents of the Supreme People's Court at criminal trial work conferences, and topics discussed at national criminal trial work conferences.
- [Judicial Practice Clarifications] The Supreme People's Court's five criminal trial divisions provide answers to legal application issues with universal guiding value in criminal trial work.
- [Editorial Q&A] The editorial office addresses difficult issues encountered by readers in criminal judicial work.
- [Laws, Administrative Regulations, and Departmental Rules] Laws, administrative regulations, and departmental rules closely related to criminal judicial work.
- [Experience Exchange] Criminal judicial regulatory documents formulated by local judicial authorities and their background explanations; speeches by mayors and vice mayors of local courts at criminal trial work conferences, and so on.
As a professional guidance and research journal sponsored by the Supreme People's Court's divisions, Criminal Trial Reference has been committed to its editorial principles of grounding in practice, emphasizing practicality, focusing on guidance, and reflecting authority since its inception in April 1999. Through the joint efforts of its editorial committee members, authors, and readers, it has closely connected with criminal judicial practice, providing targeted and authoritative professional guidance and references for criminal judicial personnel. It has been widely welcomed by criminal judicial workers and teaching and research personnel in criminal law.
Since 2006, Criminal Trial Reference has been jointly sponsored by the Supreme People's Court's Criminal Trial Divisions I, II, III, IV, and V. Vice President Jiang Xingchang of the Supreme People's Court serves as the Director of the Editorial Committee, while Vice Presidents Shen Deyong, Zhang Jun, and Xiong Xuanquan serve as Deputy Directors. Vice President Xiong Xuanquan serves as the Editor-in-Chief, and the five division chiefs of the criminal trial divisions serve as Deputy Editors-in-Chief. In 2006, Criminal Trial Reference remained a bimonthly publication, with a total of six issues published throughout the year. It includes the following columns:
- [Cases] Select typical and difficult cases with research value in fact-finding, evidence acceptance, legal application, and judicial interpretation of conviction and sentencing. Provide detailed explanations of judges' rulings on cases to offer specific guidance and references for criminal judicial personnel handling similar cases.
- [Criminal Judicial Norms and Their Understanding and Application] New criminal laws, legislative interpretations, judicial interpretations, and other regulatory documents on criminal justice. Invite colleagues who participated in drafting relevant criminal judicial norms to write articles on their understanding and application, explaining the background, issues addressed, and key considerations in applying the norms.
- [Criminal Policy] New criminal judicial policies, such as speeches by the President or Vice Presidents of the Supreme People's Court at criminal trial work conferences, and topics discussed at national criminal trial work conferences.
- [Judicial Practice Clarifications] The Supreme People's Court's five criminal trial divisions provide answers to legal application issues with universal guiding value in criminal trial work.
- [Editorial Q&A] The editorial office addresses difficult issues encountered by readers in criminal judicial work.
- [Laws, Administrative Regulations, and Departmental Rules] Laws, administrative regulations, and departmental rules closely related to criminal judicial work.
- [Experience Exchange] Criminal judicial regulatory documents formulated by local judicial authorities and their background explanations; speeches by mayors and vice mayors of local courts at criminal trial work conferences, and so on.