The withdrawal of public prosecution:between conservation and deregulation
Cai Yong
Abstract
Cai Yong
Abstract
The withdrawal of public prosecution,as an important part of the public prosecution power,involves in affirming the accused person's criminal duty and protecting the right.Most nations in the world give the prosecutor the power to decide whether criminal appeals should be withdrawal.Currently the system of withdrawing the criminal appeals is unsubstantial in theories in our country.The author tries to put forward a reasonable suggestion in withdrawing the prosecution and tries to design original projects.
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The withdrawal of public prosecution,as an important part of the public prosecution power,involves in affirming the accused person's criminal duty and protecting the right.Most nations in the world give the prosecutor the power to decide whether criminal appeals should be withdrawal.Currently the system of withdrawing the criminal appeals is unsubstantial in theories in our country.The author tries to put forward a reasonable suggestion in withdrawing the prosecution and tries to design original projects.
Key concepts: Duty, Deregulation, Power (physics), Law, Duty to protect, Political science, Public power, Criminal procedure