Introduction 1. Legal Basis of Substantive Decriminalization Theory: Modest-and-Restraint Principle of Criminal Law 2. Function of Substantive Decriminalization: Human Rights Protection 3. Impacts of Criminal Legislation on Legal Dogmatics: Based on the Substantive Decriminalization Theory 4. Intrinsic Basis of Legal Dogmatics of Decriminalization Theory: Concept of Crime 5. Non-Conformity of Constituent Elements: Decriminalization Interpretation of Constituent Elements 6. Illegal Decriminalization: From the Perspective of Elimination of Misfeasance 7. Decriminalization of Culpability: Analysis Based on the Relativity of Illegality 8. Decriminalization of Procedural Legitimacy: An Analysis Based on the Perspective of Criminal Integration 9. Judicial Conscience: The Path to Substantive Decriminalization beyond Legal Norms
Biography
Liu Yanhong is Professor at the School of Criminal Justice, China University of Political Science and Law. Her research focuses on criminal law, the integration of civil, administrative and criminal laws, supervision law, and big data and Internet law.
