Criminal Law

Author: Zhang Tianhong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is one of the core course textbooks for law majors in universities in the 21st century. Based on the "Basic Requirements for Criminal Law Teaching" approved by the Ministry of Education of China, we wrote this book with a focus on the current criminal legislation and judicial practices in China. It fully reflects, draws on, and incorporates the relatively mature theories, doctrines, and practical achievements of criminal law both domestically and internationally. It also pays attention to the needs of criminal law teaching, clarifying the basic theories and systems of criminal law to better align with the goals of legal education. The book consists of four parts and thirty chapters: Part I: General Principles of Criminal Law, Part II: Theory of Crimes, Part III: Theory of Punishments, and Part IV: Specific Provisions of Crimes and Punishments.