Criminalistics (Second Edition)

Author: Xu Zhangrun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is a planned teaching material for crimeology courses in higher education institutions. It is divided into three parts—Introduction, Main Text—and consists of fourteen chapters, providing comprehensive and detailed discussions on issues such as crime phenomena, criminal behavior, crime causation, criminals, victims, and crime prevention. Some chapters are revised based on the 1997 edition, while others are newly written in line with the development of theories in this discipline and in combination with judicial practices. The book has a complete structure, clear reasoning, and focuses on the exposition of fundamental knowledge in crimeology, the introduction of basic theories, and the interpretation of foundational doctrines, enabling students to learn systematically and achieve success. At the same time, it emphasizes the citation of classic literature and new data, supplemented by numerous case studies for illustration, making the book more suitable for use in various law schools.