五南官網-驗證刑訴改革脈動(精)

法律-刑事法-程序法
驗證刑訴改革脈動(精)

作　　者：張麗卿
出版社別：五南
出版日期：2017/10/25(4版1刷)
ＩＳＢＮ：978-957-11-9276-5
書　　號：1T62
頁　　數：544
開　　數：20K
定　　價：620元
優惠價格：409元

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　　任何制度的存在都有其目的，法律制度當然不例外。法律制度的存在目的是為了適當處理衝突，如果發現爭端不能適當獲得解決，不能得到當事人與民眾充分的信賴，制度就必須調整。制度的變革必然逢到阻礙，阻礙的發生源自對於制度的不理解。本書希望提供減少阻礙改革的知識，以及提供知識的檢驗。對於試圖進一步理解刑事訴訟制度與改革脈動的人，本書應該都有一些幫助。

張麗卿
台灣桃園縣人

現職：
國立高雄大學特聘教授
國立高雄大學財經法律學系教授
東海大學法律學系合聘教授
台灣刑事法學會理事長
法務部刑法研究修正小組委員
衛福部醫事審議委員會委員

經歷：
國立高雄大學法學院院長、財經法律學系系主任
東海大學法律學系教授兼系主任、東海大學人事主任
史丹佛大學法學院、比較文學系訪問教授
法務部檢察官評鑑委員會委員
高普考、警察特考、律師暨司法人員特典考試、出題及閱卷委員

學歷：
台灣大學法學博士
德國慕尼黑大學法學博士

主授：
刑法、刑事訴訟法、司法精神醫學、法律與文學、醫事刑法

著作：
刑法總則理論與運用、刑事訴訟法理論與運用、司法精神醫學、醫療人權與刑法正義、交通刑法、新刑法探索、法律與文學─文學視野中的法律正義、刑事訴訟制度與刑事證據、驗證刑訴改革脈動、食品安全的最後防線－刑事制裁

Author’s Biographical Note
Liching Chang, Distinguished Professor of National University of Kaohsiung, is a native of TaHsi, Tao Yuan County, Taiwan. She received her first Ph.D. in Law from the National Taiwan University in 1992, and a second Ph.D. in Law from the University of Munich, Germany in 1997. She was a Fulbright scholar to Stanford, 2001-2003. Professor Chang has taught law at several universities in Taiwan. She held the position Chairman of Taiwan Criminal Law Society, and was the Commissioner of the Fair Trade Commission, Executive Yuan, Taiwan. She has published numerous books and articles on law.

Preface 2017 
  It has been ten years since the last edition of this book. In the interim,criminal procedure law in Taiwan experienced substantial modifications. This book must undergo corresponding revision to keep pace with thechanges, to continue verifying the direction of criminal procedure reform. In addition to content update, this current edition incorporated a few new chapters. Besides addressing important issues in criminal procedure law, I have expanded the horizon to include significant matters that involve criminal procedure.
  Given today’s development in information technology, the surveillance of internet communication has become a powerful tool to detect or investigate organized crime and terrorism. But how to ensure simultaneously the public’s freedom of communication and privacy? How to protect human rights and the integrity of the discovery process at the same time? These topics demand attention. With technological progress come advances in electronic monitoring. This book adopts the empirical research approach, and I conducted in-depth interviews with several probation officers in electronic monitoring to understand how it is operationalized in order to make recommendations for legislation consideration. Further, 2012 witnessed the second major modification of criminal procedure law in
Mainland China, which included “respect and protection of human rights” in criminal procedure. That proved to be a momentous step forward, and this present edition entails new materials in accordance with such a move. I am thankful to my many research assistants who diligently dedicated
efforts toward making this new edition possible, laboring in the midst of the summer heat. My gratitude is due to WU-NAN Books Company, Ltd. which has assisted me from the start. The publication of my book titled Theory and Application of Criminal Procedure Law in September, 1995 established my
relationship with WU-NAN and helped broaden my academic publishing journey. It has been more than twenty years and WU-NAN has always insisted on the quality of its publications, allowing multiple reincarnations of this book. I am deeply grateful to WU-NAN for its continuous support.
  I especially thank my good friend Dr. Maria W. Chee, Ph. D., Senior Administrative Director for Faculty Development and Institutional Compliance at the School of Continuing and Professional Studies, University of Virginia, Charlottesville. It is due to her invitation that I had the opportunity to visit and attend a meeting at the beautiful University. I also appreciate her assistance with the translation of this Preface into English.
  On August 12, 2017 in Charlottesville, several white nationalist demonstrators mostly from out-of-town broke into violent confrontation with many local residents who were counter-protesting at the historic downtown mall, a five-block long pedestrian area flanked by green trees, sidewalk cafes, eateries and shops. One individual from Ohio purposely plowed a car into a large crowd of locals which resulted in one death and several injuries. I happened to be visiting the University of Virginia shortly after the event, and I could feel palpably the impact of such racially motivated incident on this charming college town. A poster pasted on the window of a restaurant reads as follows: “Minority rights are human rights.” Such is indeed the goal and spirit of criminal procedure law.
  I wish all my readers much good health and happiness in life.

Chang Li Ching
Charlottesville, Virginia, U.S.A.
August 17, 2017

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