王捷，2012年获法学博士学位（华东政法大学法律史专业），中国社会科学院法学所博士后（2013.7-2016.7），武汉大学简帛研究中心访问学者（2016.9-2017.7），现为华东政法大学法律学院教授，博士生导师，法制史教研室主任，法律古籍整理研究所副所长。兼任中国法律史学会儒学与法律文化分会执行会长，中国法律史学会常务理事、上海市法学会法理法史研究会副会长等。先后在《法学研究》《学术月刊》《环球法律评论》《政法论坛》《华东政法大学学报》等学术刊物发表论文30多篇。出版专著《包山楚司法简考论》《楚系出土法律文献释读》，合著作品《甲骨金文简牍法制史料提要》《周秦汉唐法制史》等近10部、点校古籍多部。主持完成国家哲学社会科学基金一般项目（优秀结项）、青年项目（良好结项）、中国博士后科学基金会面上资助项目及特别资助项目。曾获得上海市第十七届哲学社会科学学术著作二等奖、全国古籍出版社百佳图书奖、第四届中国法学会董必武青年法学成果奖、中国法律文化研究成果奖、上海市法学优秀成果奖等。
Wang Jie obtained his Ph.D. in Law (Specialization in Legal History, East China University of Political Science and Law) in 2012, completed postdoctoral research at the Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (July 2013-July 2016), and served as a visiting scholar at the Bamboo and Silk Manuscript Research Center of Wuhan University (September 2016-July 2017). Currently, he is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Law, East China University of Political Science and Law, Director of the Legal History Teaching and Research Office, and Deputy Director of the Institute of Legal Ancient Texts Compilation. He concurrently holds positions as Executive President of the Confucianism and Legal Culture Branch of the China Legal History Society, Standing Council Member of the China Legal History Society, and Vice President of the Shanghai Law Society's Jurisprudence and Legal History Research Association. He has published over 30 papers in academic journals such as *Legal Studies*, *Academic Monthly*, *Global Legal Review*, *Political Science and Law Forum*, and *Journal of East China University of Political Science and Law*. His publications include monographs like *A Brief Study on Chu Judicial Documents from Baoshan* and *Interpretation of Legal Documents Unearthed from Chu Sites*, as well as co-authored works such as *Abstracts of Legal Historical Materials from Oracle Bones, Bronze Inscriptions, and Bamboo Slips* and *Legal History of Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang Dynasties*, totaling nearly 10 publications, along with multiple annotated ancient texts. He has led and completed projects funded by the National Philosophy and Social Science Foundation (General Project, Outstanding Completion), Youth Project (Good Completion), and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation's General and Special Funding Programs. His accolades include the Second Prize of the 17th Shanghai Philosophy and Social Sciences Academic Works Award, the Top 100 Books Award by National Ancient Books Publishing House, the Fourth Dong Biwu Youth Legal Achievement Award by the China Law Society, the China Legal Culture Research Achievement Award, and the Shanghai Outstanding Legal Achievement Award.