Practical Guide to Investigating Crimes Infringing on Citizens' Rights

Author: Fu Lizhong (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The main features of this series of books are as follows: They explain the key issues involved in various crimes through a question-and-answer format, striving to resolve doubts and difficult problems in criminal law enforcement, such as the distinction between criminal and non-criminal acts, the boundaries between different crimes, the determination of completed and attempted crimes, the identification of joint criminal liability, and the forms of criminal acts. The basic theories of criminal law are closely integrated with practical operational norms, supplemented by case analyses to achieve strong theoretical, practical, and targeted strengths. Additionally, the books include the legal basis and judicial interpretations for the conviction and sentencing of various crimes, providing convenient references for law enforcement personnel to find relevant information during criminal law enforcement. In summary, this series of books serves as both an accessible and concise popular legal education resource and a portable, quick-to-reference guide for practical operations. At the same time, it is a compact comprehensive work that elaborates on the basic theories of criminal law, helping to improve the theoretical understanding of criminal law. It is hoped that this series of books will bring certain benefits to law enforcement personnel.