Outline of Foreign Criminal Law - (Second Edition)

Author: Zhang Mingkai
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book follows the theoretical frameworks commonly used in Germany and Japan, comprehensively and systematically elaborating on foreign latest criminal legislation, criminal theory, and typical cases. It focuses on and deeply explains the provisions, doctrines, and judicial rulings that are of reference significance to China. The book emphasizes explaining the legal rationale and social background of foreign legislation, analyzing the ideological foundations and theoretical perspectives of criminal law schools, and introducing the reasoning behind typical case judgments and scholarly commentaries. The diverse arguments and opposing debates in the book help readers expand their knowledge and broaden their horizons, while the detailed introductions and refined analyses contribute to enhancing readers' legal thinking skills and interpretation techniques. This book holds significant academic value and practical significance. It is not only a must-read for university law faculty and students studying foreign criminal law but also a reference for other legal professionals.
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Author: Zhang Mingkai
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book follows the theoretical frameworks commonly used in Germany and Japan, comprehensively and systematically elaborating on foreign latest criminal legislation, criminal theory, and typical cases. It focuses on and deeply explains the provisions, doctrines, and judicial rulings that are of reference significance to China. The book emphasizes explaining the legal rationale and social background of foreign legislation, analyzing the ideological foundations and theoretical perspectives of criminal law schools, and introducing the reasoning behind typical case judgments and scholarly commentaries. The diverse arguments and opposing debates in the book help readers expand their knowledge and broaden their horizons, while the detailed introductions and refined analyses contribute to enhancing readers' legal thinking skills and interpretation techniques. This book holds significant academic value and practical significance. It is not only a must-read for university law faculty and students studying foreign criminal law but also a reference for other legal professionals.