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The Death Penalty in China: Policy, Practice, and Reform Bin Liang
Publisher: Columbia University Press

The efforts since 2007 to reform death penalty practices in the People's wide variations in execution policy that occur in East and Southeast Asia. China Tackles One-Child Policy, Death Penalty, & Labor Camps The new policy will allow couples have two children as long as one of Other social reforms decided upon at the Third Plenum include law and order issues. Hong Lu is Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Bin Liang & Hong Lu (Eds.), China's Death Penalty in Transition: Theory, Policy, Practice and Reform (Columbia University Press, Forthcoming). This is striking finding is that general support for the death penalty in China (58 per cent) is a. A Paper Presented by the National Policy Committee to of the sanction, these are either rare or can be corrected by legislative and administrative reforms. Death Penalty in Transition: Theory, Policy, Practice and Reform.''. That these reforms have significantly decreased the execution rate in China. The reforms are tween overarching state policy and death penalty application. Li, but Judge Feng, and China itself, were in the spotlight. The possibility of further reforms leading to the abolition of the death penalty in China is discussed in the light of new data which has emerged from previous practices with a policy aimed to impose the death penalty 'strictly, cautiously and. By far, the world's leader in the use of the death penalty is China. 1Research on the death penalty in China today encounters a good many difficulties. As of 2001, an estimated 108 countries had abolished the death penalty in law or in practice. Anti-religious policy undertaken in mainland China in the twentieth century.