2003Unpublished venueRequires access

A Study of Criminal Adjudication

Guo Tian-wu

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Criminal adjudication is the realization of the power to adjudicate of the people' s court on behalf of the state and a combination of dynamic and static states. Studies of criminal adjudication in our country lag behind the times and thus presenting various problems. It is of essential importance to improve the adjudication system.

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Criminal adjudication is the realization of the power to adjudicate of the people' s court on behalf of the state and a combination of dynamic and static states. Studies of criminal adjudication in our country lag behind the times and thus presenting various problems. It is of essential importance to improve the adjudication system.

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Criminal adjudication is the realization of the power to adjudicate of the people' s court on behalf of the state and a combination of dynamic and static states. Studies of criminal adjudication in our country lag behind the times and thus presenting various problems. It is of essential importance to improve the adjudication system.

Key concepts: Adjudication, Political science, Law, Criminal procedure, State (computer science), Power (physics), Criminal court, Computer science

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