“不得强迫任何人证实自己有罪”之含义

我国2013年起实施的修改后的刑事诉讼法正式规定了"不得强迫任何人证实自己有罪",但从司法实践的情况看,该规定的真正兑现,尚有待于对该规定含义的准确理解和把握,为此,有必要就这一规定的内涵和外延予以阐述和界定。     

漫笔人文科学

西方人文科学的经典著作及其核心观点,中国传统优秀文化相关部分有所提及,并给予了适度点评,涉及哲学、伦理学、宗教学、美学、文艺学和语言学等。我们要学习的是他们的思想精髓和思维方法,尤其是蕴涵其中的人文素养,而不是满足于记住他们只言片语的结论。     

汉邦监控录像时间信息研究

目的建立寻找汉邦监控录像目标时间范围监控录像数据的方法。方法使用X-ways数据搜索功能，搜索目标时间范围监控录像数据。结果通过底层数据搜索，成功提取出所需时间范围监控录像。结论汉邦监控录像可以通过底层数据搜索的方式寻找目标时间范围监控录像。     

宽严相济刑事政策的科学内涵

在构建和谐社会的背景下,党和国家提出以构建和谐刑事司法为目标的宽严相济刑事政策。宽严相济的刑事政策是我国刑事基本政策的调整与发展,与以往的惩办与宽大相结合、＂严打＂刑事政策相比,有着更全面协调的科学内涵,体现了社会利益、集体利益和个人利益的统一,法律效果与社会效果的统一,宽、严、济的统一,打击犯罪与保护人权的统一。     

浅析新晋本科警察院校的内涵发展之路

长期以来，我国对警察在执行职务中使用武器行为的处理侧重于内部调查，这种处理方式具有严重的弊端，如处理不当易引发甚至激化社会矛盾等。在建设法治国家和构建和谐社会的背景下，对此种行为的司法审查是必要的。同时，在我国现行法律框架之下，依照相关的司法审查标准和原则，对警察执行职务中使用武器的这种措施进行司法审查，也有其现实的可操作路径。     

《赵飞燕外传》简论

《赵飞燕外传》旧题汉伶玄撰，实属伪托之作，其成书应当在东汉后期至魏晋期间。作品写出了飞燕姐妹的不同个性，较为成功地塑造了两人形象，显示了一定的近代小说品质；其主要内容出于有意虚构，这同时也是其艺术上的重要特色。这些都表现了文学自觉的时代特征。     

浅谈食品安全犯罪侦查中的几个问题

刑法是保护食品安全的最后一道防线，有效地侦查对于筑牢这道防线意义重大。食品安全犯罪案件的侦查中公安机关侦查部门应及时介入，把握侦查的有利时机。在对行政机关移送案件进行侦查的同时依托经侦基础工作，拓宽食品安全犯罪情报信息来源，主动出击，精确打击食品安全犯罪。在收购、加工、贮存和运输环节发生的严重危害食品安全的行为可以按食品安全犯罪案件立案侦查。     

A Quest for Feminist Space and Time

Abstract

This article offers an investigation of practical and political aspects of new materialism on the basis of texts accepted for publication in Women: A Cultural Review. The authors emphasize various political strategies that appear in the collected essays; above all they stress the practical aspects of theory itself. Theory as praxis is a concept inspired by contemporary philosophers such as Georges Canguilhem, Gilles Deleuze, Michel Foucault and Donna Haraway. It can also be the basis for a politics of location and it highlights the importance of being situated in specific sociocultural, historical, local and geographical contexts. The authors raised the question of the potential alliances between their specific, Polish context and the possibility of participating in and creating a broader feminist movement, which proves to be possible thanks to a variety of perspectives that are considered important and worth considering in new materialism. In the article, the Polish Kongres Kobiet (‘Women's Congress’) initiative is presented as a platform for feminist activity which combines various kinds of political, social and cultural interests, concerns and goals. Along with the importance of space for feminist politics, the authors consider time as a crucial constituent of feminist activism. Both rethinking the past—tradition, heritage, history—and directing reflection towards the future hopes, possibilities, politics and theories, constitute important characteristics of the new materialism approach. The authors conclude by introducing the notion of the ‘politics of squatting’, which serves as a metaphor for a feminist quest for space and time.     

Small Gestures and Acts of Grace: An Interview with Germaine Koh

Knitwork is an 80-metre long work generated by unraveling cast-off garments, and reknitting them into a wide blanket. The piece is visually rich: bands of bright colours, softer shades and painterly mixes. The artist Germaine Koh, who lives and works in Canada, conceived the piece in February 1992 as a life-long project. It has since been shown in galleries across North America, Australia and, most recently, in 2002, at the British Museum in London, where it cascaded down marble steps in the Great Court. Knitwork is reminiscent of the work of feminist artists of the 1970s (such as Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro in the United States, or the Feministo group in Britain), work that commented on the devaluation of both domestic labour and craft, particularly with regard to textiles, traditionally associated with women. Although Koh intends this reading, Knitwork is one of a series of-what might be described as-conceptual art projects that she has exhibited over the last decade. These focus on the ways in which we invest time and effort in seemingly mundane activities, what Koh describes as 'the weighty psychic accretion of everyday habits and mundane debris'. By using commonplace objects, abstracting them or changing their context, she aims to stimulate reflection about how we interact, and the tokens or gestures we use. Sometimes Koh knits alone, privately; and, at other times, publicly, when the piece is on exhibition, transforming it from object to performance. By 1998 the piece had 'consumed' more than 260 garments and was over 60 metres long. By 2002 it had grown to 80 metres, including nearly 300 garments, and weighing 400 pounds. Koh describes Knitwork as a comical object, somewhere between the sublime and the ridiculous. Yet, because it has both its past and future written into it, it contains a certain melancholy. It is a measurement of a life, its output, and also its duration, each stitch a record of a decision, and of a moment in time.     

Teenagers and their Parents: Parental Time and Parenting Style—What are the Issues?

Two recent reports, from the ippr and UNICEF have provided disturbing evidence on the behaviour and well‐being of young people in the UK. The ippr's Report suggests that a significant explanatory factor is the lack of time children spend with parents and other adults. But is mere ‘presence’ the key? The paper briefly reviews the possibilities parents in the UK have to spend time with their children by exploring how much and when they work in relation to parents in other European countries, and goes on to report on evidence from interviews with parents and children, which signal the importance of parenting style. I suggest that time with children is not unimportant, which has implications for Government's decision not to extend the right to request flexible working patterns to parents with older children, but that it is far from being the only factor at stake. The increasing difficulties parents face in negotiating the transition to independence with their teenage children indicate a need for parenting to be on the policy agenda.