英文摘要 |
If criminals are not prosecuted by the prosecutor, the judge cannot make case decisions and enforce the procedures of judicial justice. To enable a nation effectively prevent crimes and enforce the retroactive criminal laws, various systems of public prosecutions has thus been established. The objective of this study is to examine the differences between the systems of public prosecutions in China and Taiwan from the perspective of comparative law. The differences were discussed from six aspects: (1)From the perspective of comparative law, the connotation of the systems of public prosecution adopted by the two countries was explained. (2)The systems of public prosecutions of the two countries were compared and also their individual qualities, status, missions, organizations, duties, and ways of supervision were found, compiled, analyzed, and collated. (3)Based on the advantages and disadvantages, the conclusion proposed several analysis results and suggestions, which can serve not only as a reformative guide that encourages constructive competition between the systems of public prosecutions of the two countries, but also as reference when the judicial authority intend to make law amendments. |