Criminal Law (Second Edition)

Author: Zhao Bingzhi, Editor-in-Chief, Organized by the Higher Education Department of the Ministry of Education
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is one of the national adult higher education law planning textbooks organized and compiled by the Ministry of Education. It is co-authored by middle-aged and young scholars engaged in criminal law theory research and practical work. Based on the characteristics of adult education, the book provides concise and clear explanations of theoretical issues in both the general and specific parts of criminal law, and offers detailed discussions on typical crimes, their legal applications, and the identification of crimes versus non-crimes, as well as distinguishing between different types of crimes. Each chapter includes content summaries and discussion questions to highlight key points and encourage critical thinking. The second edition of this book was fully revised and updated based on the 1999 June edition, incorporating new provisions of single criminal laws, criminal law amendments, legislative interpretations, and judicial interpretations issued after the first edition. While maintaining the original features of the first edition, the second edition further increased the proportion of theoretical content applied to practical issues and enriched the types of questions in the "Discussion and Exercises" section.