Lecturer

Research Area: Criminal Justice; Evidence Law

E-mail：xingyiwang8610@126.com

Education Background

PhD, Tsinghua University, School of Law (2016);

Master of Law, China University of Political Science and Law, Department of Criminal Justice (2012);

Bachelor of Law, China Women’s University, Department of Law (2009).

Professional Experience and Work Experience

Visiting Student, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, College of law (January-May, 2015);

Visiting Student, Taiwan University, College of Law (September, 2013-Janurary, 2014);

Postdoc, China University of Political Science and Law, Institute of Evidence Science, (June, 2016-June, 2019).

Publications

Wrongful Convictions in French Criminal Justice System, Prosecutorial Daily, May 2 2013；

Evidential Burden to Prove the Insanity Defense in Criminal Trials, Evidence Science 2014(4);

Rethinking the Principle of in dubio pro reo, Global Law Review 2015(4);

The Myth of Corroboration Theory, Global Law Review 2018(5);

Confrontation Clause after Crawford and its Impact on the Admissibility of Forensic Evidence: A Comparative Study on the United States and China, Journal of Forensic Science and Medicine, Volume 4 Issue 1, March, 2018;

The Admissibility of Autopsy Report, Evidence Science 2017(4);

The NIS Report: 8 Years Later, Evidence Science 2017(6).