This book mainly expounds the basic principles of Criminal Law in China. Based on the theoretical framework of the crime-responsibility-punishment relationship with Chinese characteristics， it explains the basic principles of crime identification， criminal responsibility pursuit， and punishment application from the perspectives of the “four elements” crime establishment system， the generation and realization of criminal responsibility， and the types and execution of criminal punishment. It promotes the discovery of new problems in crime identification， puts forward new views on the crime-responsibility-punishment relationship， and constructs new theories on the realization of criminal responsibility.

Chapter Ⅰ Basic Categories of Criminal Law

Section Ⅰ Crime

Section Ⅱ Criminal Responsibility

Section Ⅲ Criminal Punishment

Section Ⅳ Criminal Law



Chapter Ⅱ Basic Principles of Criminal Law

Section Ⅰ Principle of Legality of Crime and Punishment

Section Ⅱ Principle of Equality to All in the Application of Criminal Law

Section Ⅲ Principle of Compatibility of Crime, Responsibility and Punishment



Chapter Ⅲ Effectiveness of Criminal Law

Section Ⅰ Effectiveness of Criminal Law in Terms of Space

Section Ⅱ Effectiveness of Criminal Law in Terms of Time



Chapter Ⅳ Constitution of a Crime

Section Ⅰ Concept and Characteristics of Constitution of a Crime

Section Ⅱ Elements of Constitution of a Crime

Section Ⅲ Ranking of Crime Elements



Chapter Ⅴ Subject Elements of a Crime

Section Ⅰ Subject of a Crime and Subject Elements of a Crime

Section Ⅱ A Crime by a Natural Person and Its Subject Elements

Section Ⅲ A Unit Crime and Its Subject Elements



Chapter Ⅵ Subjective Elements of a Crime

Section Ⅰ Concept and Characteristics of Subjective Elements of a Crime

Section Ⅱ Criminal Intent

Section Ⅲ Criminal Negligence

Section ⅣCriminal Purpose and Criminal Motivation

Section Ⅴ Cognition Errors in Criminal Law

Section Ⅵ Innocent Incident



Chapter Ⅶ Objective Elements of a Crime

Section Ⅰ Concept and Characteristics of Objective Elements of a Crime

Section Ⅱ Harmful Acts

Section Ⅲ Harmful Consequences

Section Ⅳ Causation In Criminal Law

Section Ⅴ Other Elements of Objective Aspects of a Crime



Chapter Ⅷ Objects of a Crime

Section Ⅰ Concept and Characteristics of Objects of a Crime

Section Ⅱ Types of Objects of a Crime

Section Ⅲ Target of a Crime



Chapter Ⅸ Acts Exempted from Criminality

Section Ⅰ Concept and Characteristics of Acts Exempted from Criminality

Section Ⅱ Justifiable Defense

Section Ⅲ Emergency to Avert Danger

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Chapter Ⅹ Termination Patterns of an Intentional Crime

Chapter Ⅺ Joint Crime

Chapter Ⅻ Theory of Number of Crimes

Chapter ⅩⅢ Adjudgment

Chapter ⅩⅣ Generation and Implementation of Criminal Responsibility

Chapter ⅩⅤ System and Types of Criminal Punishment

Chapter ⅩⅥ Criminal Punishment Execution System

Chapter ⅩⅦ Non-criminal Punishment Measures

Chapter ⅩⅧ Elimination of Criminal Responsibility

Chapter ⅩⅨ Security Measures



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