Criminal Procedure Law

Author: Xu Jiang
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Criminal Procedure Law is one of the core courses for law majors in colleges and universities across the country, as designated by the Ministry of Education, and is also a mandatory and heavily weighted subject in the national judicial examination organized by the Ministry of Justice. This book primarily focuses on researching the current Criminal Procedure Law of China, scientifically summarizing the legislative and judicial practices of criminal procedure law from a theoretical perspective. It is suitable for readers' study and also for candidates' exam preparation. The book is divided into three parts: Part I is an introduction, outlining litigation, criminal litigation, criminal procedure law, and criminal procedure law. Part II is the general theory, discussing the structure, functions, and subjects of criminal procedure, the purpose, basis, tasks, values, and basic principles of criminal procedure law, jurisdiction, recusal, defense and representation, evidence, coercive measures, incidental civil litigation, periods, delivery, and criminal judicial assistance. Part III is the specific theory, covering issues such as case filing, investigation, prosecution, trial procedures, second-instance trial procedures, death penalty review procedures, the approval procedures for special mitigation of punishment and special conditional release in special circumstances, trial supervision procedures, and execution.