Principles of Chinese Criminal Procedure
Liling Yue
Principles of Chinese Criminal Procedure
Liling Yue
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Professor Yue has produced a landmark text that will introduce Chinese criminal procedure to a previously remote Anglophone readership and promote China’s inclusion in global research and scholarship on comparative criminal justice. Readers previously unfamiliar with Chinese criminal process now have a bluffers’ guide and then some. Criminal procedure specialists will almost certainly gain fresh insight from this book, and will just as surely formulate many follow-up questions, reinterpretations and counterexamples to contribute to an increasingly diverse, vibrant and inclusive comparative conversation.
Professor Yue has produced a landmark text that will introduce Chinese criminal procedure to a previously remote Anglophone readership and promote China’s inclusion in global research and scholarship on comparative criminal justice. Readers previously unfamiliar with Chinese criminal process now have a bluffers’ guide and then some. Criminal procedure specialists will almost certainly gain fresh insight from this book, and will just as surely formulate many follow-up questions, reinterpretations and counterexamples to contribute to an increasingly diverse, vibrant and inclusive comparative conversation.
Liling Yue is Professor of Law in the Criminal Justice Institute at China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, China.
Professor Yue has produced a landmark text that will introduce Chinese criminal procedure to a previously remote Anglophone readership and promote China’s inclusion in global research and scholarship on comparative criminal justice. Readers previously unfamiliar with Chinese criminal process now have a bluffers’ guide and then some. Criminal procedure specialists will almost certainly gain fresh insight from this book, and will just as surely formulate many follow-up questions, reinterpretations and counterexamples to contribute to an increasingly diverse, vibrant and inclusive comparative conversation.
Liling Yue is Professor of Law in the Criminal Justice Institute at China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, China.