Name: Chen Jinlin
TEL: 13986204490; 027-68753730
E-Mail: [email protected]
Education: Doctor of Law
Professional Title: Associate Professor, Master Instructor
Professional Affiliations: Permanent Expert of Anti-corruption Panel of China Law Society, Director of Institute for Economic Crimes of Wuhan University
Experience
w 2015.11-now: Master Instructor, Associate Professor at School of Law, Wuhan University;
w 2012.10-2015.11: Lecturer, School of Law, Wuhan University;
w 2012.8-2015.7: Post-doctoral, School of Philosophy, Wuhan University;
w 2010.9-2011.9: Visiting Scholar at Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law;
w 2002.9-2011.12: Bachelor, Master, Doctor, School of Law, Wuhan University.
Research results
1．Papers (Selected)
(1) The Starting Point of "person" in the Sense of Criminal Law-Multi-dimensional Comprehensive Analysis, Political Science and Law, Issue 3 (2015);
(2) Crisis of Penalty Justification and Positive General Prevention, Law Review, Issue 4 (2014);
(3) From Equivalence Retribution to Positive General Prevention, Tsinghua University Law Journal, Issue 5 (2014);
(4) Between Fetal Protection and Pregnant Women's Rights, Criminal Law Review, Issue 1(2015);
(5) The Justification of Punishment and the Humanization of Punishment, Criminal Law Review, Issue 2 (2014);
(6) Essence of the Prerequisite of Recidivism: Crime or Punishment?, Science of Law (Journal of Northwest University of Political Science and Law), Issue 4 (2011);
(7) The Limitation of Death Penalty for Drug Crimes, Law Science Magazine, Issue 1 (2010) (Second Author);
(8) The Origin, System Status of mala prohibita and the Border between Criminal and Administrative Law, Criminal Science, Issue 5 (2018);
(9) Prevention and Control of Bribery Crimes by Partially Abandoning Punishment, Research on Rule of Law, Issue 1(2017);
(10) Self-help of Creditor and Personal Information Protection of Debtor, Journal of Shanghai University of Political Science & Law (The Rule of Law Forum), Issue 3 (2018).
2．Books
(1) On the theory of Positive General Prevention, Wuhan University Press (2013);
(2) 100 Crimes: Systematic Analysis, Peking University Press (2014) (Co-author).
3．Research Projects
(1) Youth Project supported by National Social Science Foundation: Empirical Analysis and Reflection on the Criminal Legislation Reasons since 97 Criminal Law (15CFX024);
(2) Project supported by China Law Society: Deliberative Polling: Public Opinion to the Death Penalty of Corruption as an Example (CLS(2016)Y17);
(3) Project supported by Postdoctoral Science Foundation (52th): Analysis of the Dilemma of "Judges Interpreting Law" (2012M521447);
(4) Project supported by 2015 Independent Research(Humanities and Social Sciences)Youth Project, Wuhan University: New Trend of Thought on Criminal Legislation in European and American Countries;
(5) Project supported by Ma Kechang Legal Foundation of Wuhan University: Research on Hegel's Criminal Law Thought;
(6) Project supported by The National Social Science Fund of China: Anti-corruption National Legislation Research (14ZDCO11), (Participation).
Awards
(1) National Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award for Criminal Law, First Prize (2012);
(2) Excellent Achievement Award in Humanities and Social Sciences Research of Wuhan University, Second Prize; National Excellent Award for Criminal Law Academic Work, Second Prize (2014);
(3) Young Teacher Teaching Competition of School of Law, Wuhan University, Second prize; Wuhan University Excellent Research Paper on Teaching, Third Prize (2016).
