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Criminal Justice In China: A History,New Stands in Timber This Special Commemorative Book IsIn A Groundbreaking Work, Klaus Mhlhahn Offers A Comprehensive Examination Of The Criminal Justice System In Modern China, An Institution Deeply Rooted In Politics, Society, And Culture. In Late Imperial China, Flogging, Tattooing, Torture, And Servitude Were Routine Punishments. Sentences, Including Executions, Were Generally Carried Out In Public. After 1905, In A Drive To Build A Strong State And Curtail Pressure From The West, Chinese Officials