Criminal Law Research. Volume 3

Author: Liu Xianquan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This volume of Criminal Law Studies includes both fundamental theories of criminal law and discussions on challenging criminal judicial practices. In the "Symposium" section, the authors have organized a symposium featuring Ph.D. candidates and practicing legal professionals from the Criminal Law Department of East China University of Political Science and Law, focusing on the Criminal Law Amendment (VI) to conduct in-depth discussions on its relevant content and legislative achievements. The "Expert Articles" section publishes an article titled Reflections on Several Issues of Bank Crimes by Professor Liu Yuan and Zhao Wei from the Law School of Shandong University. Additionally, numerous articles explore and analyze topics such as "The Spirit of Restraint in Criminal Law," "Criminal Offenses, Offense Descriptions, and Prescribed Punishments," "Unlawful Operation of Similar Business," and "Crime Quantity Analysis in the Context of Economic Crimes."
Meanwhile, the book highlights the research achievements of the Criminal Law Department at East China University of Political Science and Law. In the "Ph.D. Forum" section, it selects the theses of three Ph.D. graduates from the Criminal Law Department this year: Dr. Gui Yasheng's The Boundaries of Intentional Negligence, Dr. Chen Lei's On the Improvement of China's Anti-Corruption Criminal Legislation—A Perspective, and Dr. Wang Enhai's Limiting Factors in the Implementation of the Principle of Crime and Punishment Balance. In the "Master's Works" section, two excerpts from outstanding master's theses are featured.