Administrative Law Theory and Adjudicatory Practice Research

Author: Supreme People's Court Writing Group
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book compiles papers that won the Second Prize from the 12th National Academic Symposium for the Court System, jointly organized by the National Judges' College, China Applied Legal Research Institute, and the People's Court Press. These papers cover a wide range of topics, including discussions on the fundamental theories of administrative law, reforms in the judicial review system, the expansion of the scope of cases accepted by People's Courts, reforms in the evidence system, the execution of administrative cases, reforms in court judgments and documents, and many other aspects.
On the Explanation of Administrative Acts
Beijing Haidian District People's Court
Wang Zhenfeng Rao Yadong
With the increasing promotion and introduction of procedural justice in China's legal academia in recent years, people's understanding of the role of sound procedures in national law has become more widespread and profound. We must face the reality that, although we are shifting away from the traditional legal model that emphasizes substance over procedure, and have placed considerable importance on procedural value in open trials, the field of administrative law in China has still only made initial efforts in establishing basic procedural systems, which remain in their early stages.