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Theory and Practice of Principle of a Legally Prescribed Punishment for a Specified Crime in China and the Other Countries

Liu Yong

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This article introduces the principle of legally prescribed punishment for a specified crime from its historical evolution, theoretical basis and practical application, so that it can provide experience for the application of this principle in our country.

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This article introduces the principle of legally prescribed punishment for a specified crime from its historical evolution, theoretical basis and practical application, so that it can provide experience for the application of this principle in our country.

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This article introduces the principle of legally prescribed punishment for a specified crime from its historical evolution, theoretical basis and practical application, so that it can provide experience for the application of this principle in our country.

Key concepts: Punishment (psychology), China, Criminology, Law, Political science, Psychology, Law and economics, Economics

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