Criminal Law Case Tutorial

Author: Huang Jingping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book selects 186 typical criminal law cases, thereby leading to a large number of related theoretical issues. It introduces various controversies among criminal law scholars and judicial practice departments on these issues, analyzes the shortcomings of several common viewpoints, and puts forward its own opinions on certain issues. Most of the cases selected in this book are adapted from influential major cases in China. The author strives to broaden the perspective beyond specific cases, focusing on analyzing the pros and cons of various viewpoints, as well as evaluating the gains and losses of legislation and judicial practice. It explains principles through cases and analyzes cases according to law. Reading this book not only helps to broaden students' horizons and stimulate their interest in studying criminal law but also enables them to think about theoretical issues that are not explained or elaborated on in general textbooks. It also holds high guiding value for judicial personnel in public security, prosecution, and criminal trial.