Criminal Law Review 2006, Volume 1 (Issue 9)

Author: Zhao Bingzhi
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Publishing Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book covers research areas such as Chinese criminal law, foreign criminal law, comparative criminal law, regional criminal law, and international criminal law. It primarily establishes columns such as "Hot Topics Discussion," "Academic Debates," "Special Forums," "Criminal Law Dialogue," "Judicial Practice," "International Criminal Law," "Foreign Rule of Law," "Criminal Law Scholars," and "News and Information." Articles published in this book are required to closely align with key, challenging, controversial, and hot issues in criminal law theory and the practice of criminal legal governance.
The Criminal Law Review emerged in the context of the flourishing development of criminal law studies while urgently needing innovation and exploration. It will also thrive under the care and support of fellow scholars who are concerned with, uphold, and support the development of criminal legal governance, as well as those dedicated to criminal theory and practice research, in the era of building a modern rule-of-law state!
This book covers research areas such as Chinese criminal law, foreign criminal law, comparative criminal law, regional criminal law, and international criminal law. It primarily establishes columns such as "Hot Topics Discussion," "Academic Debates," "Special Forums," "Criminal Law Dialogue," "Judicial Practice," "International Criminal Law," "Foreign Rule of Law," "Criminal Law Scholars," and "News and Information." Articles published in this book are required to closely align with key, challenging, controversial, and hot issues in criminal law theory and the practice of criminal legal governance.
The Criminal Law Review emerged in the context of the flourishing development of criminal law studies while urgently needing innovation and exploration. It will also thrive under the care and support of fellow scholars who are concerned with, uphold, and support the development of criminal legal governance, as well as those dedicated to criminal theory and practice research, in the era of building a modern rule-of-law state!