Criminal Law General Principles (4th Edition)

Author: Chen Li
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is one of the series "Facing the 21st Century" by the Law School of Xiamen University. The characteristics of this textbook are as follows:
First: The book adheres to the principle of combining theory with practice, focusing on interpreting new criminal legislation, analyzing key, difficult, and controversial issues in judicial practice, researching new situations and problems, and analyzing new judicial interpretations.
Second: The book emphasizes absorbing new achievements in criminal law research in recent years, especially since the implementation of the Criminal Law of 1997, thereby enriching the content of the textbook.
Third: Key issues are given special attention. As a textbook, it should cover the basic content of the discipline, but it should not be all-encompassing or evenly balanced; instead, it should focus on the main and supplementary aspects. The textbook has made some efforts in this regard. For example, it provides a relatively in-depth explanation of major issues such as the three fundamental principles of criminal law, the spatial jurisdiction of criminal law, the theory of crime constitution, excluding criminal acts, crime forms, joint crimes, and the basic theory of criminal punishment.