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Quick Take: Was a Shanghai Man retroactively given an 8 month sentence 0 (0)

2021/04/12 Jeremy Daum 0

Last week, a Shanghai man was sentenced to 8 months in prison for throwing garbage from his upstairs apartment and injuring a woman below. The story was publicized as an early enforcement of a new crime, but occurred before the amendment took effect.

Was this a retroactive application of the new law?

Yes and No.

Highlights of the SPP Work Report 0 (0)

2021/03/17 Jeremy Daum 0

Brief: Consolidating Digital Justice 0 (0)

2021/03/02 Strato.papagianneas 0

An overview of draft regulations for online trials by Straton Papagianneas.

Quicktake: MOE blocks phones in schools 0 (0)

2021/02/01 China Law Translate 0

Saohei and the Draft Organized Crime Law 0 (0)

2021/01/29 Jeremy Daum 1

A look at China’s draft law on Countering Organized Crime and the baggage it brings from The Saohei Campaign.

何海波：律师庭外言论的法律边界——为周泽申辩 0 (0)

2021/01/05 China Law Translate 0

He Haibo: The Boundaries of a Lawyer’s Out-of-Court Speech—In Defense of Zhou Ze

Crime, Seen [UPDATED] 0 (0)

2020/12/29 Jeremy Daum 7

An overview of changes proposed in China’s 11th Criminal Law Amendment

Pre/Post Amendment 11 Comparison Chart 0 (0)

2020/12/28 China Law Translate 0

A chart comparing textual changes made by amendment 11 to China’s Criminal Law

Asia Society Webcast: Demystifying China’s Social Credit System 0 (0)

2020/12/05 China Law Translate 0

November 24, 2020 — Jeremy Daum and Kendra Schaefer debunk the most prominent myths about China’s social credit system.

New Regulations for the Central Committee: Codifying Xi Era Democratic Centralism 0 (0)

2020/12/01 Holly Snape 2

Dr. Holly Snape unpacks the new Central Committee Work Regulations to explain how the principle of “correct, effective centralism” cements a change in democratic centralism at the apex of power.

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