find similiarities between china and united states criminal system?
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both allow capital punishment.  until recently both allowed for the execution of people who had committed crimes as a juvenile, i believe.
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I've included links to the Criminal Code Act and to one state's Islamic Shari'ah Penal Code.  These should help get you started.
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Some info is available at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Civil_War#Relationship_between_the_two_sides_since_1950
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The answer about the FBI is good.  There are also Federal Marshals, DEA, and other agencies which act in crimes crossing state lines too.\n\nAnd the "state lines" portion is critical.  America is a Federation of Sovereign States.  Each state is subordinate to the Federal government, but is allowed to, usually, make its own laws inside the state and trade agreements with other states in the Federation.\n\nAs such, each police force is different in their training, "rules of engagement", procedures, and authority.  With a country as large and diverse as the USA, this has worked well. The differences in the needs to police coastal cities verses areas in "fly over country" alone make a single police force unwieldy and cumbersome.\n\nJapan, South Korea, and Germany are relatively small, relatively homogeneous (though Germany is increasingly diverse) nations with long histories of central government control.  A central police force makes sense for them.  It does not make as much sense for an independently minded, large country such as the USA.\n\nAs for making up enemies or the "need" to have an enemy, the enemies we are fighting are the same ones defined by the Clinton Administration.  Was he making up enemies to cause “bloodlust” too?  Ohio thought they had no jihadists either, but caught several last month.
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There is a national Law Enforcement site that will list all the information for you. It is:\n\nhttp://www.usacops.com/\n\nHope this helps!
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http://chineseculture.about.com/bl_index.htm
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There are several:\nYuanmou, Lantian, Zhoukoudian, Hexian all within China; two sites in Java.
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That's a single data point.  I wouldn't assume that other country's systems are better without more information.  I think we just get firehosed with info when it happens in the US vs elsewhere.
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not that i know of - give me details on what your talking about.\n\n\nthanks for the details but by what i read he is a criminal who ought to be in jail \n"Jiang Lijun, 39, was sentenced for subversive activities on Nov. 18, 2003. He was accused of being the leader of a group of political dissidents and of seeking to use violence to impose democracy, including a plan to disrupt a Communist Party Congress by phoning in a false bomb scare to police,"
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cia.gov/worldfactbook\n\nthis has everthing about every country.  if the link doesnt work then just go to cia.gov and navigate.
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Try looking at the CIA World Fact Book, URL below.
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depend on which country, china has been civilised for a super long time than america, so you cant say the "true" mm/dd/yy, until you know where ya are
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Yes many differences. Look up for each system what their basis  and structure of govt are
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Here is info for China:
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Your question is a bit vague.........where did you commit the crime, in the US or else where, where would you be coming from to enter the states, etc.?
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Yahoo in China operates according to Chinese law. China's government set requirements for Yahoo to operate and Yahoo's options were either comply with the requirements, or not offer any service whatsoever.\n\nYahoo in the US operates according to US law. The French government had a problem with something posted on an AMERICAN Yahoo site. So Yahoo told the French that it has no jurisdiction over American servers. And BTW, the US Court told Yahoo that the US wasn't getting involved. So, Yahoo still faces the fines in France, if the French want to try and collect.\n\nAs to the guy whose site was shut down, we don't have all the facts. But Yahoo has a right to enforce their own internal policies.
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I'm assuming this is for the US?  If so, the best thing to do is to search the FBI's crime index.  The FBI's crime index compiles the statics of police departments around the nation, and has many variable stats available.  http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm\n\nGood luck, and I hope you find what you're looking for.