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Wrongful Convictions In China Comparative And Empirical Perspectives 1st Edition Na Jiang Auth

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Wrongful Convictions In China Comparative And Empirical Perspectives 1st Edition Na Jiang Auth
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Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3 MB
Pages: 363
Author: Na Jiang (auth.)
ISBN: 9783662460832, 9783662460849, 3662460831, 366246084X
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: 1

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Wrongful Convictions In China Comparative And Empirical Perspectives 1st Edition Na Jiang Auth by Na Jiang (auth.) 9783662460832, 9783662460849, 3662460831, 366246084X instant download after payment.

The primary focus of this comparative and empirical work is to address wrongful convictions between China and common-law countries in order to promote a better understanding of wrongful convictions in China’s practice with the help of comparative analyses, verifiable and empirical data and case studies. It examines the scope of wrongful convictions and offers new insights into the worldwide movement to prevent them, assesses how far it has progressed and what reforms are most needed. The book suggests that adversarial and inquisitorial systems alike could benefit from this research and learn valuable lessons from one another on how to effectively reduce the risk of wrongful convictions.

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