He Jiahong (2021). A case study on shortage of evidence in wrongful convictions in China. International Journal Of Evidence & Proof, Vol. 25, No. 1.DOI
He Jiahong (2016). Miscarriage of Justice and Malpractice in Criminal Investigations in China. China Review-An Interdisciplinary Journal On Greater China, Vol. 160, No. 10.
Jiahong He (2016). The Exclusionary Rules against Illegally Obtained Evidence.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). Reorganization of anti-corruption agencies in China.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). Empirical Studies on Wrongful Convictions.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Reduction of Punishment in a Case of Doubt.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). Reform of the Criminal Retrial System.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Continued Use of Torture to Extract Confessions.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Nominalization of Courtroom Trials.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). Changing the Mind-Set for Criminal Justice.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The “From Confession to Evidence” Model of Criminal Investigation.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Bowing to Public Opinion in Contradiction to Legal Principles.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Unlawfully Extended Custody with Tunnel Vision.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Setting of Inappropriately Tight Deadlines for Solving Criminal Cases.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The One-Sided and Prejudicial Collection of Evidence.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). CASE STUDY ON THE CAUSES OF WRONGFUL CONVICTION IN CHINESE CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). Back from the Dead: Wrongful Convictions and Criminal Justice in China.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). Reform of the People’s Juror System.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Misinterpretation of Scientific Evidence.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). The Nominal Checks among the Police, the Procuratorate, and the Court.DOI
Jiahong He (2016). From Investigation Centeredness to Trial Centeredness.DOI