Criminal Appeal Difficult Case Studies - Capital Procuratorial Library 2

Author: Huang Jingping
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is composed of 76 selected typical cases from hundreds of criminal appeals and protests handled by the Second Branch of the Beijing Municipal People's Procuratorate over the past five years. These cases are of certain controversy, theoretical significance, and practical guidance value. All cases are categorized and arranged in the order of criminal charge types under China's Criminal Law, divided into six major categories: Crimes Against Public Safety, Crimes Against the Socialist Market Economy Order, Crimes Against the Rights of Citizens and Democratic Rights, Crimes Against Property, Crimes Against Social Order, and Bribery and Corruption. Each case is written in five aspects: basic facts, differing opinions, analysis, handling results, and expert comments.
Part of the cases focuses on narrating the facts, striving for objectivity and readability; the second part clarifies the focal points and detailed reasons for the case's controversy; the third part emphasizes rationality, analyzing different viewpoints and arguing for the adopted perspective and opinions; the fourth part objectively describes the handling opinions and results of the judicial authorities, appropriately citing relevant legal documents; the fifth part is written by experts in the field of criminal law, who provide insightful comments on the case's characteristics, illuminating legal principles and highlighting the brilliance of the case handling.