Chinese Criminal Law Cases and Theoretical Research (Volume 3) - Crimes Against the Socialist Economic Order

Author: Zhao Bingzhi
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Publish Date: 2004-09-15
Features: "China Criminal Law Cases and Theoretical Research" (6 volumes) is a revised version of the same-named series (9 volumes) published in April 2001. It covers the basic principles and systems of the general part of criminal law, as well as the offenses in each chapter of the specific part of criminal law. It is a casebook that integrates practical analysis and theoretical discussion, balancing judicial demonstration and theoretical research. In response to the new developments in legislation, judicial practice, and theoretical research after its first publication, this revised edition makes the following adjustments based on the original series: In the "Cases" section, newly updated judicial cases are collected to replace or supplement the original cases, ensuring that the research material fully reflects the current judicial situation. In the "Issues" section, new problems emerging in judicial practice are discussed, providing reference and guiding opinions for judicial practice. In the "Discussion" section, the original content is revised based on the latest developments in criminal law provisions, legislative interpretations, judicial interpretations, and criminal theory, striving to make the research more in-depth. A "Related Links" section is added after each system or offense, including relevant criminal law provisions, judicial interpretations, guiding opinions, and typical cases, to help readers grasp the issue more comprehensively and from multiple dimensions.