Legal Basis and Practice

Author: Fan Jun
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Constitution, Criminal Law, and Civil Law are all laws, but they regulate different social relationships, and their content and methods of regulation are also entirely different. However, as laws, their characteristics, essence, functions, operation, and developmental laws are fundamentally the same. In legal studies, there is a discipline called Jurisprudence, which specifically researches the basic common issues concerning legal phenomena. It does not study the legal system of a particular country or a specific law or legal phenomenon, but rather examines law as a whole, studying its general theoretical issues such as origin, essence, developmental laws, creation, implementation, and functions. This book starts with basic concepts and sequentially introduces the legal principles and norms of each department of law, progressing step by step and systematically explaining legal fundamentals, including 7 units: an overview of law, the Constitution, administrative law, civil law, criminal law, procedural law, and international law. Additionally, the text is supplemented with "Observations," "Cases," and "Reflections," closely linking legal theory with real-life social contexts, making it easy to understand and grasp. Due to its high readability, it is particularly suitable for self-study. In terms of content, the book strives to reflect the latest legislative spirit and trends in judicial practice; in its format, it organically integrates theory and practice, observation and reflection, and hints and summaries. Such content and format are both convenient for learning and helpful for broadening perspectives. Through reading and study, readers are expected to gain a basic understanding of the legal landscape of China and be able to seek legal remedies through the correct channels when encountering practical legal issues.