The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution and the Re-amendment of Criminal Procedure Law in China
WU Xuan-ou
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WU Xuan-ou
Abstract
During promoting the building of the socialist legality in China, the fourth amendment to the Constitution is undoubtedly a great success and sets a good example for improving other laws, of which the revised-to-be Criminal Procedure Law is a typical one. Combining their relationship, this article expounds the legal basis provided by the fourth amendment to the Constitution for the re-amendment of Criminal Procedure Law in order to promote the start of the latter.
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During promoting the building of the socialist legality in China, the fourth amendment to the Constitution is undoubtedly a great success and sets a good example for improving other laws, of which the revised-to-be Criminal Procedure Law is a typical one. Combining their relationship, this article expounds the legal basis provided by the fourth amendment to the Constitution for the re-amendment of Criminal Procedure Law in order to promote the start of the latter.
Key concepts: Amendment, Constitution, Principle of legality, Law, Political science, China, Criminal law, Criminal procedure