Criminal Law (Third Edition)

Author: Gao Mingxuan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This textbook is one of the core course textbooks for higher education law majors in the 21st century organized by the Ministry of Education, intended for use in undergraduate programs at colleges and universities. Criminal Law is an important core course in higher education law education. This textbook strives to correctly elaborate on the basic principles and fundamental knowledge of criminal law in China, emphasizing the scientificity, systematic nature, relative stability, and contemporary characteristics of its content. Especially to meet the needs of national reform and opening-up and the construction of a socialist state under the rule of law, this textbook pays great attention to elaborating on the new developments in criminal legal governance and the new achievements in criminal law theory since the promulgation of the new Criminal Code of China, in order to enhance the academic level and practical value of the textbook.
The textbook, excluding the preface, is divided into two parts:
The upper part is the General Theory of Criminal Law, which systematically and in-depthly discusses the basic principles of criminal law and the general norms of criminal law in the fields of general criminal law theory, general theory of crime, and general theory of punishment.
The lower part is the Specific Theory of Criminal Law, which, after discussing the macro issues of the specific theory of criminal law, elaborates on the common issues of the ten categories of crimes stipulated in the current Criminal Code of China, as well as the criminal norms and theoretical issues of each crime, chapter by chapter. The discussion on specific crimes is detailed or brief according to the needs of theory and practice, with clear priorities.
The textbook is one of the core course textbooks for higher education law majors in the 21st century organized by the Ministry of Education, intended for use in undergraduate programs at colleges and universities. Criminal Law is an important core course in higher education law education. This textbook strives to correctly elaborate on the basic principles and fundamental knowledge of criminal law in China, emphasizing the scientificity, systematic nature, relative stability, and contemporary characteristics of its content. Especially to meet the needs of national reform and opening-up and the construction of a socialist state under the rule of law, this textbook pays great attention to elaborating on the new developments in criminal legal governance and the new achievements in criminal law theory since the promulgation of the new Criminal Code of China, in order to enhance the academic level and practical value of the textbook.
The textbook, excluding the preface, is divided into two parts:
The upper part is the General Theory of Criminal Law, which systematically and in-depthly discusses the basic principles of criminal law and the general norms of criminal law in the fields of general criminal law theory, general theory of crime, and general theory of punishment.
The lower part is the Specific Theory of Criminal Law, which, after discussing the macro issues of the specific theory of criminal law, elaborates on the common issues of the ten categories of crimes stipulated in the current Criminal Code of China, as well as the criminal norms and theoretical issues of each crime, chapter by chapter. The discussion on specific crimes is detailed or brief according to the needs of theory and practice, with clear priorities.