Wisdom in Judgment: Issues of Conviction and Sentencing from Multidimensional Perspectives

Author: Wang Mingliang
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Currently, research on sentencing issues in the theoretical field is often limited to the perspectives of criminal law and criminal procedure law, resulting in a narrow research scope. Theoretically closed research cannot address the numerous practical problems encountered in sentencing, such as interpretation issues in sentencing, sentencing disparities, judges' emotional factors in sentencing, social structural factors in sentencing cases, and personality issues in sentencing. Therefore, expanding the research perspective on sentencing issues and seeking theoretical support to resolve practical problems is essential. This book conducts exploratory research on sentencing issues from perspectives such as jurisprudence, hermeneutics, psychology, cultural studies, sociology, equilibrium theory, and criminal psychology, and analyzes sentencing issues in several types of special cases. Currently, research on sentencing issues in the theoretical field is often limited to the perspectives of criminal law and criminal procedure law, resulting in a narrow research scope. Theoretically closed research cannot address the numerous practical problems encountered in sentencing, such as interpretation issues in sentencing, sentencing disparities, judges' emotional factors in sentencing, social structural factors in sentencing cases, and personality issues in sentencing. Therefore, expanding the research perspective on sentencing issues and seeking theoretical support to resolve practical problems is essential. This book conducts exploratory research on sentencing issues from perspectives such as jurisprudence, hermeneutics, psychology, sociology, equilibrium theory, and criminal psychology, and analyzes sentencing issues in several types of special cases.