Principles of Criminal Law and Case Studies (Textbook for Master of Laws Students)

Author: Han Yusheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Principles and Case Studies of Criminal Law is a part of the "21st Century Law Series Textbooks for Master of Laws Students," a textbook specifically written for Master of Laws students. It is also suitable for candidates preparing to pursue a Master of Laws degree, faculty aiming to strengthen case-based teaching, and legal self-study practitioners in the judicial field. Its writing features are as follows:
(1) Emphasis on Key Points. This textbook elaborates on the essential knowledge that must be mastered in criminal law. At the same time, to help readers understand the academic research in the field of criminal law, it briefly introduces some controversial issues.
(2) Concise Language. The book strives to clearly explain the issues to be addressed using concise language, avoiding unnecessary words and phrases.
(3) Comprehensive Content. The book covers all the content stipulated in criminal law, including over 400 crimes in the Special Provisions of the Criminal Code (including crimes added or modified by the Criminal Code Amendments and special criminal laws). Of course, the level of detail varies.
(4) Practical Application. The book cites numerous real-world cases, and through their analysis, readers can better understand and grasp the knowledge and principles of criminal law, closely linking criminal theory with criminal judicial practice.
(5) Guided Learning. Each chapter of the book provides references (including writings and papers), reference regulations (including relevant legal provisions, legislative interpretations, and judicial interpretations), and questions for reflection for readers to consult.