Tag archive for ‘criminal law’
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Shanghai Court to Rule on Intentional Transmission of HIV
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Li Changkui Sentenced to Death (Again), and the Bloodthirsty Crowd Goes Wild
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Assisted Suicide in China: A New Case and a New Debate
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Weaning China Off the Death Penalty
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Chalk Up Another Win for China’s Mob Justice
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Forced Confessions and China Legal Reform. Don’t Try This at Home.
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Strike Hard Policy On Food Safety Is Revealing
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Court Says China Should Ease Up On Drunk Drivers. Wait, What?
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Transparency, Political Accountability, and the Broadcasting of Criminal Trials
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New Criminal Procedure Rule Looks Familiar
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Jumping on the ‘My Father is Li Gang’ Bandwagon
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China Creates List of Twelve ‘Don’ts’ for Judges
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Cuffing the Dragon: China Implements New Sentencing Guidelines
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The Case Against Leniency for Elderly Criminals
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The Enduring Attraction of Public Shame as Law Enforcement Tool
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Investigative Journalism and the Chilling Effect
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Drunk Driving in Nanjing: One Year Later
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Net Cops: What About the Children?
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Guangdong Trial Conducted by Video Conference
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Xue Feng: the Latest State Secrets Case
