Criminal Procedure Law

Author: Fan Chongyi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Criminal Procedure Law summarizes the experiences of multiple similar textbooks and is based on the latest dynamics and research findings in criminal procedure law both domestically and internationally. This revision introduces innovations in both format and content. The format and structure are novel. After clearly explaining the basic concepts and categories of criminal procedure law, it divides the procedures into pre-trial and trial phases, emphasizing the trial-centered approach. Its content and structure differ from previous textbooks. The content is more philosophical. During the writing process, following the trend of criminal procedure law evolving from a commentary-based approach to a rational one, the authors adhered to the scientific development perspective, closely aligning the content with the three key elements of criminal procedure—subjects, objectivity, and behavior—highlighting the subjects and expanding the content on procedural actions. In the writing of each chapter, rational thinking is consistently evident, such as in the principles of investigation, modern prosecution, and trial principles. Focusing on practicality, the book elaborates in detail on common and easily occurring issues in criminal procedure, as well as methods for addressing and resolving these issues, to facilitate the application of knowledge in practice.