Research on Cutting-Edge Issues in General Criminal Law

This book combines cutting-edge theories of criminal law at home and abroad with judicial practice in practice, and systematically studies the theoretical and practical issues of the times faced by the current criminal law. The book is divided into five parts: introduction to criminal law, elements of crime, reasons for preventing crime, special forms of crime, and theory of punishment. The introductory part of criminal law mainly includes relevant basic theories of criminal law, such as an overview of criminal law, the principle of legal punishment, and the scope of application of criminal law; the component elements part of crime mainly discusses the system of crime theory and the subjective and objective elements of crime; the crime prevention part mainly discusses the specific systems of illegal prevention reasons and liability prevention reasons, as well as the specific application of these systems in judicial practice; the special forms of crime part includes uncompleted crimes, joint crimes, and crime competition, and elaborates on the characteristics and legal provisions of various crime forms. The last part is the theory of punishment, which includes the basis of punishment severity, punishment discretion, punishment execution and restorative justice.