deceit or other unlawful means. Conditions must be guranteed for all citizens who are involved in a case or who have information about the circumstances of a case to objectively and fully furnish evidence and, except in special circumstances, they may be brought in to help the investigation." 9. Article 41 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalty for Public Security which came into effect as of 1 January 1987 prescribes that: "In implementing these Regulations, the public security officials should strictly abide by laws and disciplines and impartially implement the provisions, allowing no favouritism or fraudulent practices. It is forbidden to beat or abuse, mistreat or insult the offender. An administrative disciplinary sanction shall be incurred against those who break the above-mentioned provision. If such actions constitute a crime, criminal responsibility shall be investigated." 10. In order to ensure that the legitimate rights and interests of citizens are not violated in judicial procedure, legislative measures have been adopted to set forth the principle of independence of the judiciary in exercising legal function and the relations of mutual checks and supervision among the judicial authorities. 11. Article 3 of the Criminal Procedure Law provides that: "The public security organs shall be responsible for investigation, detention and preliminary examination in criminal cases. The people's procuratorates shall be responsible for approving arrests, conducting procuratorial work (including investigation) and initiating public prosecution. The people's courts shall be responsible for adjudication. No other organ, organization or individual shall have the right to exercise such powers. In conducting criminal proceedings, the people's courts, the people's procuratorates and the public security organs must strictly observe this Law and any relevant stipulations of other laws." 12. Article 8 of the Criminal Procedure Law further stipulates that "cases in the people's courts shall be heard in public, unless otherwise provided by 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the principles and regulations of law enforcement and the legal system in China, including the importance of impartiality, transparency, and protection of citizens' rights. It mentions specific laws and regulations, such as the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalty for Public Security and the Criminal Procedure Law. This suggests that the text is related to the administration of justice and the protection of citizens' rights, rather than any of the other categories.

**Category**
Justice, Law and Order