Zhang Mingkai's Lecture Notes on Criminal Law

◎Introduction

Mother and girlfriend fell into the river at the same time, who should be rescued first?

Is it a crime for a woman to have sex with a man?

Is it a crime to kill a child in order to save five?

Is it the crime of gathering a crowd to commit adultery in secret?

Is it a crime of theft if a child steals someone else's mobile phone while their parents watch and ignore it?

The child killed someone, and the father said that he killed himself. Does that constitute a crime of cover-up or perjury?

Originally wanted to kill, but happened to kill the criminal who was committing the crime. Is self-defense established?

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Those issues that you have watched or heard in the news, or even never thought about, can be explained in this book.

Of course, in this book, you will also see that criminal law is not only a discipline, but also shoulders heavy social responsibilities. It is not only related to the fate of individuals, but also related to the laws of the world; criminal law is not only It is the pursuit of justice, and it is the peak of human wisdom, and studying criminal law is a storm of thinking. Now, might as well open this book as your starting point for seeking justice with wisdom.

◎Editor's recommendation

·A new masterpiece by Zhang Mingkai, a professor of Tsinghua University and a well-known criminal law expert in China.

·With the depth of professional criminal law books and the readability of general science books, people from all walks of life can read and gain something.

·Do you want to prepare for the legal professional qualification examination? Keep in mind the views and logic in this book, and you don't have to worry about criminal law issues.

·Are you going to be a law student? This book is a very suitable introduction to criminal law.

·Have embarked on the path of studying the Fa? Reading this book once will cost you several times the time to review.

· Do you work as a judge, prosecutor or lawyer? Use this book as a reference book, 10 minutes a section, where to look if you have any questions.

·Never studied law, but interested in criminal law? Come and feel the impact of high-energy cases and the way of thinking of criminal law.