解读中国刑事诉讼法

Part Ⅰ An Overview of China's Criminal Procedure

Chapter 1 Introduction to China's Criminal Procedure

I. THE RELATIONSHIP OF CRIMINAL LAWTO CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

A. Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure

B. Deftnition of Crime and the Tri-Level Punishment System

C. Types of Criminal Procedure and Focuses of This Book

Ⅱ. SOURCES OF CHINA'S CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

A. The Constitution

B. The Criminal Procedure Law

C. The Lawyer's Law

D. Other Statutes

E. Authorized Legal Interpretations

F. Informal Sources

Ⅲ. STAGES AND INSTITUTIONS OF CHINA'S CR1MINAL PROCEDURE

A. Filing a Case and Dividends among State authorities

B. Investigation

C. Examination for ProsecutionO. Trial

E. Execution

Part Ⅱ Restrictions Upon Law Enforcements

Chapter 2 Searches and Seizure

INTRODUCTION

I. PROCEDURE OF SEARCHES AND SEIZURE

A. Nature and Process of the Criminal Search

B. Inquest and Examination

C. Seizure of Articles, Documents, Mails and Telegrams, and Treasures

D. Wiretapping and Interception

Ⅱ. WARRANT REQU1REMENTAND THE PROBABLE CAUSE ISSUE

A. Warrant Requirement

B. Probable Cause Requirement

Ⅲ. THE EXCLUSIONARY RULES

A. Origins of the Exclusionary Rules

B. Models of Exclusionary Rules

C. Rationale of the Exclusionary Rules

D. Exclusionary Rules in China

E. Understanding China's Exclusionary Rules

F. Future of China's Search and Seizure Process

Chapter 3 Compulsory Measures

INTRODUCON

Ⅰ. COMPULSORY MEASURES IN GERNERAL

A. Notion and Functions of Compulsory Measures

B. Forms and Categories of Compulsory Measures

C. The Structure of China's Compulsory Measures

Ⅱ. PROVISIONAL COMPULSORY MEASURES

A. Criminal Detention

B. Stop for Further Interrogation

C. Forced Summon

D. Seizure and Delivery

Ⅲ. ARRESTAS PRETRIAL DETENTION AND ITS SUBSTITUTE

A. Time Periods of Arrests

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Part Ⅲ The Judiciary Process

In　the　eyes　of　the　majority　of　westerners,　china's　criminalprocedure　is　full　of　torture,menace,　enticement　and　other　types　ofinhuman　methods.　this　is　understandable　because　they　gotinformation　about　china's　criminal　procedure　primarily　from　themedia,　the　job　of　which　is　to　attract　the　public's　attention,　orfrom　scholars'　articles,　papers　and　books　that　focus　on　china'sancient　legal　system,　or　police　practice　at　or　before　the　"greatculture　revolution",　and　thus　gives　them　an　uninformed　conceptionof　china's　criminal　procedure　that　is　limited　in　informal　areas　orancient　times.　many　times,　our　focus　is　distracted　by　inadequate,and　biased　information,　and　thus　hampers　us　from　seeking　thetruth.this　book　is　to　give　a　concise　but　comprehensive　introduction　ofchinese　criminal　procedure　to　people　who　do　not　know　chineselanguage　but　are　interested　in　learning　about　chinese　law.