The Criminal Process in the People's Republic of China, 1949-1963

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Focusing on the criminal process in contemporary China, the author explores the complexities of the country's legal landscape, questioning whether it operates as a lawless entity or adheres to a structured system. The investigation delves into historical influences, including Marxist and Soviet practices, and examines the evolution of Chinese law since 1949. It raises critical inquiries about the effectiveness of integrating foreign legal systems into China's ancient legal tradition and considers the future trajectory of these developments.