Research on the Chinese Prosecution System

Author: Ye Qing
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This monograph strives for the completeness of the knowledge system, the novelty of the theoretical system, and the feasibility of practical guidance, aiming to help students and general public prosecution officers better learn and research the theory and practice of public prosecution, and contribute our modest efforts to the prosperity and development of China's public prosecution theory and practice. When the public prosecution system was established, its basic content was the prosecution of criminal cases. In the history of national development, there have been three forms of criminal prosecution: private prosecution, public prosecution, and state prosecution. In primitive society, private revenge was prevalent. In the early stages of the emergence of the state and law, this primitive custom was still retained and gradually evolved into private prosecution, where only the victim of the criminal act could bring a lawsuit against the state.