制造毒品案件现场勘查及其组织指挥

制毒现场与其他犯罪现场相比有其特殊性,其勘查时的组织指挥十分关键。对制毒现场进行勘查时要根据其特点,熟悉制毒现场勘查的任务、措施及程序,采用相应勘查对策,把握组织指挥等关键环节。     

浅论警察战术行动指挥行为的规律及属性

对警察战术行动指挥行为的属性和基本规律进行探讨,目的在于改变当前警察战术基础理论研究薄弱的现状,丰富我国警察战术的基本理论,提高警察战术行动指挥活动的正确性和艺术性。     

从命令到规则:哈特对奥斯丁的批判——读哈特《法律的概念》

哈特试图以法律的规则学说取代奥斯丁的法律命令理论,这一理论努力的背后所隐含的正是法律实证主义的某些深刻且基本的问题意识。通过分析哈特对奥斯丁的批判,我们比较了两种版本的法律实证主义在法律的存在方式以及检验法律的标准这两个问题上给出的不同回答,在此基础上提出,哈特的规则学说并没有能够真正地取代奥斯丁的命令理论,规则与命令所表明的可能是法律存在方式也即法律与社会生活方式联结的不同方面。     

犯罪现场勘查的组织与指挥

公安机关刑侦部门在犯罪现场勘查过程中，指挥员经常会出现组织与指挥思路不清晰，缺少组织与指挥的艺术性和创造力，这将直接影响现场勘查质量，进而影响破案率，因此现场勘查的组织与指挥是一个值得研究、探讨的问题。     

试析公务员拒绝执行权

我国公务员法规定,公务员执行明显违法的决定或者命令的,不得免责。其实质是赋予公务员在执行公务时,可以有限度地行使拒绝执行权。但在实践中会产生许多问题,需要对这一权利的内涵、存在的法理根据、行使的要件及其保障等问题进行初步探讨。     

对警务实战指挥的基础研究

警务实战行动是处置各种案(事)件过程中的重要环节,指挥则是实战行动成败与否的关键。认识警务实战行动指挥的基本规律和特点,认真研究和解决实战指挥活动中存在的问题,是贯彻公安部党委“抓基层,打基础,苦练基本功”战略部署,进一步深化大练兵及警务实战训练的一项重要内容,是规范实战行动指挥程序、灵活处置各种危险情况、体现执法水平、提高实战效益、减少无谓失误和伤亡的具体措施,也是实现公安基层一线指挥员整体实战能力的需要。     

CMD命令执行记录调查方法研究

作为计算机犯罪侦查中重要的证据与线索来源,CMD命令执行记录在揭示犯罪分子行为细节方面发挥着重要作用。本文在详细分析CMD命令执行记录于内存中的数据存储结构基础上,着重说明基于Win-dows操作系统内存转储文件的历史记录重建方法,并对过程中涉及到的具体技术与注意事项予以阐述。     

Introduction to “charting,tracking, and mapping: new technologies,labor, and surveillance”

Advances in information technologies over the last two decades have offered the promise of revolutionizing workplaces and other settings by expanding the capabilities of individuals working in various professions. Enabled by high-speed computing systems and marked by an intensification of command and control properties, new technologies have expanded, and in some cases intentionally surpassed, the scope of the senses. Technologies such as drones, surveillance cameras, and airport and border security systems promise the seemingly infinite catchment and infinitesimal account of human actions, while computer processing software provides real-time data on large-scale transactional processes occurring in monetary systems and security markets. Charting, tracking, and mapping functions open up new vistas for quantifying social behaviors and detecting misbehaviors, creating new frontiers for criminal justice, the military, and economic activity. The papers in this special issue reveal the processes guiding the rapid transformation and flexible adaptation of institutional structures, economic and financial systems, and threat surveillance and military/police mobilization in the near future.     

Remembering the Southeast Asian Chinese massacres of 1941-45

This article examines a series of wartime massacres (sook chings) conducted at various Southeast Asian sites with a view to teasing out broader lessons about justice, compensation, apology and the uses of memory both on the side of the victims as well as the nation that perpetrated the crimes. Characteristically, the sook chings of Southeast Asia, occurring in ethnically complex societies with mostly Chinese as victims, displayed a planned character of strictly ethnic and political “cleansing” that meets broad definitions of genocide. This article also considers historical memory. Obviously, as with Japanese war crimes in China, the sook chings of Southeast Asia are remembered locally. But also, as in China, remembrance of the sook chings has been modulated by the state, mostly in the interest of good relations and business links with Japan (with some notable exceptions). But, alongside the Nanjing Massacre, much contested in Japanese historiography, the sook ching massacres remain virtually unknown to the Japanese public, and have not become an issue between Japan and the Southeast Asian countries where these events occurred.     

Did We Really Get Rid of Commands? Thoughts on a Theme from Elias Canetti

Neither in contemporary sociology nor in legal theory is much attention paid to the theoretical object of commands. This paper explores some features of commands that tend to remain largely invisible in social action, as well as largely under-theorized in the scholarly literature. The analysis draws on early reflection by Elias Canetti and tries to clarify the dynamics of the relationship between law and commands from a sociological perspective. The main claim is that command cannot be reduced to a linguistic entity, but has to be considered in the more complex frame of a direct relationship among subjects and their bodies within a shared space. Explanation of commands is made even more difficult by the fact that they take place in a space that is located ambiguously in between the realm of the subjective and that of the objective, in between passions and institutions. I would like to thank all those who gave me their important and valuable comments to improve earlier versions of this text: Rod Macdonald, Robert Leckey, Giolo Fele, Maria Paola Mittica, Ivan Pupolizio, Isacco Turina, and one anonymous editorial reviewer.