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Washington International Law Journal
Abstract
In recent years, as China’s legislature has placed the amendment of the Criminal Procedure Law on its legislative plan, more and more legal scholars are paying attention to the problem. Legal academics have produced a series of theses and books, and qualified scholars have even organized experts’ drafts of the Criminal Procedure Law, offering comprehensive and systematic theoretical works on how to revise the law. I participated in scholarly activities organized by the Criminal Affairs Committee of the All China Lawyers Federation, and drafted the first lawyers’ edition of the revised Criminal Procedure Law. Thus, the next revision of the Criminal Procedure Law will not be the product of legal research conducted solely by the legislative department, but will for the first time be influenced by the collective research of legal scholars.
First Page
359
Recommended Citation
Chen Ruihua & Timothy Webster,
China Jurist Series,
Initial Research on the Malfunctions of the Criminal Process,
20 Pac. Rim L & Pol'y J.
359
(2011).
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https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/wilj/vol20/iss2/5